Founded in 2009 by Anto Lloveras, the project unfolds across fifteen years, 180 series, and more than 2,000 pieces, configuring a living archive rather than a catalogue of works. THE FOUNDATIONAL LAB: MALASAÑA (2009–2012) * The project began at Palma 15, transforming a modest room into a weekly mutating laboratory. This stage established the grammar of socioplastics: art as relational process and situated ethics. Early series—EXIT, BAZAR, KIWI—privileged precarious materiality and ritual repetition over the commodity, producing a foundational matrix of 500 pieces. NOMADIC DISPOSITIF: THE EXPANSIVE PHASE (2013–2019) * The laboratory deterritorialised into a mobile ecology across Mexico, Oslo, Athens, Marseille, and Bogotá. Series like PHANTOM and SWEET CORN BRUTALISM encoded local atmospheres into "geometries of affect." This phase redefined hospitality as a method, building a network through intimacy rather than institutional visibility. RECREO: ECOLOGICAL SEDIMENTATION (2020–2021) * A retreat to rural Ávila shifted the rhythm toward vegetal time. Socioplastics mutated into ecological attentiveness. In series like BASAL and TRONCO, the archive ceased to be a repository and became respiration—a cartography of attention where agency is distributed across human and non-human actors. RURALISM AND BIENNIALS (2022–2026) * Negotiating global circuits (Lagos, Guimarães) and territorial pedagogy (Galicia), the project now functions as archipelago where landscape is epistemology.
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