Sonic Ecologies is a research and artistic project that explores the translation of sound into physical form through computational design, data-driven processes, and robotic fabrication. Developed by LOW Estudio, the project captures acoustic information—from natural phenomena to human-generated signals—and transforms it into three-dimensional geometries materialized through large-scale 3D clay printing. By converting ephemeral soundscapes into tangible ceramic structures, Sonic Ecologies investigates new relationships between information, materiality, and perception, creating immersive spatial experiences that reveal the hidden geometries embedded within sound.