Across fifteen years and over 8,600 entries, SOCIOPLASTICS has quietly amassed more than 1.48 million visits—a digital flow not of spectacle but of sustained, silent attention. These are not “followers” in the algorithmic sense, but scattered presences: artists, students, curators, nomads, readers arriving via Google, memory, or curiosity. Each view is ephemeral yet real—a micro-affirmation of this long-form practice where art becomes archive, where the post replaces the pedestal. The blog operates not as platform but as ritual interface, where socioplastics unfolds as an open, evolving canon: unstable, situated, and unowned. Rather than centralizing meaning, it distributes it—post by post, cut by cut, across time zones and contexts. In this way, 1.48 million is not a metric, but a movement. (Lloveras, A. 2010–2025) - antolloveras.blogspot.com - socioplastics, digital ritual, unstable readership, distributed art, blog as archive, art as infrastructure, slow canon, united nations of art - 251230
