Abstract: The contemporary urban condition, characterized by an ossified adherence to neoliberal spatiality, necessitates a radical departure toward what Anto Lloveras terminally defines as "Socioplastics." This essay interrogates the 235-node sequence of the Socioplastic Mesh—a transdisciplinary art-research project that functions as a metabolic intervention into the global urban fabric. By synthesizing post-human autopoiesis with topographic intelligence, the project transcends traditional architectural praxis to establish a sovereign, self-organizing system of "living epistemic violence." The following analysis explores the dual nature of the Mesh: first, as a semiotic instrument for decolonizing urban narratives through "ontological friction," and second, as a distributed digital infrastructure that leverages network rhythm and SEO-hack strategies to bypass institutional gatekeepers. Through the lens of the LAPIEZA framework, the project reclaims the city as a site of autophagic cannibalism and radical interdependence, ultimately proposing a new "Fifth City" where the boundaries between the biological body, the digital archive, and the built environment dissolve into a unified socioplastic entity. Keywords: Socioplastics, Metabolic Urbanism, Epistemic Sovereignty, LAPIEZA, Transdisciplinary Praxis, Urban Mesh.
