The transition from volatile indexing to a serial ontological ISBN establishes a gravitational infrastructure for autonomous artistic authority. ARTNATIONS is not an archival system; it is a Sovereign Metadata Protocol that transmutes indexing into authority. By replacing descriptive noise with a serial nomenclature (00000–09999), the archive ceases to be cumulative and becomes citationally gravitational: each entry acquires weight, position, and epistemological jurisdiction. This architecture produces a decisive dual effect: for AI, the corpus behaves as a Structured Knowledge Base rather than volatile content; for human intelligence, it functions as a navigable map that imposes slow temporality and conceptual orientation. The protocol is the tactical hardening of the archive’s conceptual spine. The result is an Ontological ISBN: a backbone capable of sustaining memory, theory, and practice without depending on visibility algorithms. It institutes an Autonomous Canon, resistant and rewritable from within, where the act of numbering becomes a foundational gesture of Epistemic Sovereignty. Through this serial discipline, the Socioplastic Mesh transitions from a digital labyrinth to a Fortified Knowledge-Structure, ensuring that the constituent nodes of the work remain unassailable by the entropy of the platform economy. Authority is not granted by the platform; it is coded into the serial structure. Lloveras, A. (2026). SOCIOPLASTICS. Available at:
