Socioplastics, described as "Sovereign systems for unstable times," emerged from Lloveras's work since around 2009. It operates as an autonomous epistemic field, producing stability amid informational chaos through relational, metabolic, and topological thinking. Lloveras, a Madrid-based architect, artist, curator (notably of LAPIEZA International Art Series), and researcher, has produced hundreds of projects exploring space, identity, social dynamics, institutional critique, and post-disciplinary horizons. The project reframes urbanism and art as executable infrastructures—porous membranes that ingest fluxes, generate distinction, and enable epistemic sovereignty. The Console Constellation in Core II is not merely a list but a helicoidal, torsional architecture of thought: a spiral of accumulating conceptual density that maintains orientation while allowing indefinite expansion. It begins with basic enumeration as spatial coordinates and culminates in a stratigraphic reading of the entire corpus as intellectual geology. This constellation serves as the operational backbone for the Socioplastics Field, turning scattered entries into layered, excavatable terrain.