The Socioplastic Mesh is a sovereign epistemic structure comprised of over 230 indexed research entries that articulate a distributed logic of urban theory, radical pedagogy, and relational architectures, operating simultaneously as a living archive, a semantic engine, and a post-canonical knowledge system, designed to host, connect and activate nodes of artistic, curatorial, pedagogic, urban and infrastructural praxis within a unified but non-totalising topolexical logic, where each entry (from 001 to 235) functions as both an autonomous entity and a transversal link, forming a transdisciplinary cartography of the contemporary city and its metabolic, symbolic, and dissensual dimensions; this body of work, authored and curated by Anto Lloveras, is meant to serve as a trans-institutional research framework, allowing scholars, artists, theorists, and urban agents to cite, remix, and extend the mesh, while anchoring it through the Zenodo DOI system to provide both scientific legitimacy and autonomous authorship outside commercial academic publishing; by migrating from blog-format to indexable research object, the mesh enacts a tactical mutation: a transformation from performative document to citable epistemic infrastructure, enabling the emergence of a post-numeric urban theory rooted in metabolic sovereignty, ontological friction, and the will to systemically reprogram how cities are felt, archived, and reimagined.
