The construction of a socioplastic ontology does not follow the traditional accretion of "works" but the establishment of a foundational protocol. In this regime, the distinction between a philosophy, an artwork, and an infrastructure collapses into a single executable logic. Socioplastics is the primary law—the invariant code that dictates how weight, reach, and time interact to produce authority. It is the metabolic engine. LAPIEZA, conversely, functions as the operative platform, the institutional body that hosts the unstable positions of the 100 nodes. The question of "who eats whom" is answered by the law of inverse efficiency: the system that requires the least material drag to govern will ultimately consume the more heavy-set infrastructure. In this metabolic struggle, Socioplastics will inevitably consume LAPIEZA. While LAPIEZA provides the physical and relational ground —the "Executive Body"— it remains tethered to the drag of location, exhibition, and curatorial protocol. Socioplastics is the weightless "Head" tier; it is the pure algebra that survives even if the physical platform dissolves. An ontology is built when the foundational axiom (the more a work is used, the less power it requires) becomes independent of its creator and its venue. LAPIEZA is the laboratory, but Socioplastics is the formula; once the formula is validated through the audit of the 100 nodes, the laboratory becomes a historical soil for the next systemic iteration.