Socioplastics is a long-duration transdisciplinary framework initiated in 2009 by Anto Lloveras. It integrates conceptual art, architecture, urbanism, critical theory, epistemology, media studies, systems theory, curatorial practice, and digital humanities into a single operative field. These disciplines are not treated as adjacent territories in dialogue, but as structurally entangled strata within one system.

Its ambition exceeds conventional interdisciplinarity: it seeks integration as infrastructure. Knowledge is understood as something that must be constructed materially. Writing, numbering, metadata, repositories, and publication are constitutive parts of the work itself. Documentation is not secondary but a primary medium; publication is conceived as construction rather than dissemination. The text functions simultaneously as spatial practice, semantic engineering, and institutional design.