This organisation resists the purely rhizomatic model by insisting that a field needs depth, weight and load-bearing order. Recurrence becomes compaction: unstable bags, textile fragments, chromatic markers, urban essays and hardened terms return not as repetition but as mass-forming agents. Thresholds, especially the three-thousand-node crossing, operate as sealing events where quantity becomes qualitative evidence. A project’s importance therefore depends less on novelty than on stratigraphic location. Through RecursiveAutophagia and proteolytic mechanisms, the system studies, digests and reconfigures its own layers without collapsing its structure. Core V then provides the metadata skin, indices and dissemination channels that make this depth navigable without flattening it. The method fuses architectural training, conceptual art, archaeology and systems theory: works become fossils, instruments and pressure points inside a larger morphology. Lloveras does not simply produce work about architecture or knowledge; he constructs the corpus itself as stratigraphic architecture, where time, pressure and positioning become the primary media. Lloveras’ Stratigraphic Method treats Socioplastics as geological architecture rather than a flat corpus. The work does not accumulate horizontally as exhibitions, texts or projects, but vertically as strata: each node gains force through position, depth, density and recurrence. Knowledge production becomes sedimentation.