Sonic Ecologies reimagines sound as both a design medium and a method for archiving histories, creating immersive experiences that foster dialogue and multi-sensory engagement. Situated within speculative and interactive media, the project positions listening as a political, ecological, and cultural act, centering non-human voices in an anthropocentric world.

By challenging extractive logics that silence non-human presences, the work develops a design-based methodology for multispecies coexistence, posthuman inheritance, and embodied ecological awareness. It advocates for intentional, experiential interventions that go beyond observation, generating connections between humans, technology, and the environment. The project emphasizes sound as a tool for ecological activism, immersive engagement, and embodied archival practices.