Rumores del Pacífico is a public art project that transforms the coastal soundscape of Viña del Mar into a large-scale ceramic surface. Through digital analysis, data-driven design, computational design, and 3D clay printing, ocean sounds are translated into three-dimensional geometries that form an approximately 60 m² mural composed of 672 unique ceramic pieces. The project explores new relationships between territory, materiality, and memory, transforming ephemeral acoustic phenomena into a permanent architectural presence.