Fernanda Laguna, a prominent figure in Argentine art, presents a compelling exhibition titled "Mi corazón es un imán" at the Malba museum. This extensive showcase, curated by Miguel López, highlights more than 200 works including paintings, drawings, collages, sculptures, installations, and videos. The exhibition explores themes that resonate deeply with contemporary society, likening art to microplastics that pervade various aspects of life. It also features archival materials that reflect Laguna’s multifaceted career as a manager, writer, and editor, providing insight into her artistic journey.

The exhibition not only showcases the evolution of Laguna’s work but also her influential role in the art community over the past decades. Visitors can engage with various segments dedicated to different periods of her career. Notably, photographs of "Belleza y Felicidad," the art space she co-founded in 1999, capture the essence of her collaborative spirit and innovative approach to art. This retrospective offers a unique opportunity to appreciate Laguna’s contributions and influence on modern Argentine arts, setting the stage for her upcoming presentation at the Museo Reina Sofía in Madrid in 2027.

Laguna's artwork provokes reflection about the nature of creativity and its ubiquitous presence, akin to microplastics infiltrating our environment. This metaphor not only describes the omnipresence of art in daily life but also prompts discussions regarding the materiality and sustainability of artistic practices today. The exhibition at Malba thus serves as both a celebration of Laguna’s impact on Argentine art and a critical commentary on the relationships between art, life, and the environment, creating a thought-provoking experience for attendees.