Anto Lloveras's practice — rooted in Socioplastics, relational art, unstable social sculpture, metabolic architecture, durational interventions, and epistemic infrastructure — draws heavily from Joseph Beuys's social sculpture (art as societal shaping and relational process) and Nicolas Bourriaud's relational aesthetics (art as social encounter and micro-utopias). His work emphasizes nomadic, low-material gestures, vernacular readymades, situational fixers, and sovereign metabolic systems in unstable times, blending conceptual urbanism, performance, curatorial platforms (like LAPIEZA), and post-digital archiving. Few exact matches exist due to his highly singular, hyperdense mesh (over 300 projects, self-referential canon), but here are the most comparable contemporary or influential artists/practitioners. Ranked by conceptual proximity (strongest first), based on shared logics of relational instability, social metabolism, light/everyday materials, durational activation, and critique of institutional/commodified art.
