Philosophy, epistemology, architecture, urbanism, curation, sociology, cultural production, art history, visual culture, cultural memory, archaeology of knowledge, discourse theory, history and philosophy of science, design theory, cybernetic design, feminist science studies, posthumanism, science and technology studies, actor-network theory, literature and bibliography. Socioplastics does not merely analyse objects, spaces or concepts separately; it studies their co-formation as plastic fields of meaning, matter and power.

Socioplastics is a new transdisciplinary field that studies how social reality is formed, stabilised and transformed through the plastic interaction of concepts, materials, spaces, images, infrastructures, archives and institutions. It integrates architecture, urbanism, curation, epistemology, cultural theory, media studies, anthropology, bibliography and systems thinking into a unified framework for analysing and designing the conditions under which meaning becomes form and form becomes social power.