For the 2025 edition of NADA Miami, Primary presents Jimena Losada Lacerna, an Argentine painter whose practice transforms the act of seeing into an experience of attunement. Born in Mendoza and based in Buenos Aires, Losada approaches landscape not as subject, but as state of being — an intersection of memory, matter, and emotion.

Her muted palettes and suspended figures evoke a city in flux — Buenos Aires as both body and mirage — where light, gesture, and silence hold equal weight. Within these atmospheres, Losada constructs spaces that feel both intimate and infinite, places where time drifts and the visible world turns porous.

Her paintings invite a slower rhythm of looking, a way of encountering the world that honors ambiguity, persistence, and the quiet vitality of the everyday.

Primary. | Booth B411

NADA Miami
Ice Palace Studios
1400 North Miami Avenue

Dec. 2 - Dec. 6, 2025

Public Hours

Tuesday, Dec. 2, 4pm–7pm
Wednesday, Dec. 3, 11am–7pm
Thursday, Dec. 4, 11am–7pm
Friday, Dec. 5, 11am–7pm
Saturday, Dec. 6, 11am–6pm


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Jimena Losada Lacerna (b. 1990, Mendoza, Argentina) is an Argentine visual artist living and working in Buenos Aires. Her pictorial practice is deeply rooted in her experience of landscape. Through dreamlike scenes, suspended architectures, and symbolic objects, her work explores everyday life as a poetic and affective terrain.

She holds a BFA in Visual Arts from the National University of Cuyo (2015) and participated in the Artistas x Artistas training program at Fundación El Mirador (2022), supported by a scholarship from Fundación Itaú.

She has presented solo exhibitions at Primary (Miami, 2025), Pasto Galería (Buenos Aires, 2023), Galería Jamaica (Rosario, 2021), and the Museo Municipal de Arte Moderno de Mendoza (2019). She has participated in group exhibitions in Mendoza, Rosario, and Buenos Aires.

Her work is part of public and private collections, including the Museo de Arte Moderno de Buenos Aires.
Her practice has been featured in Página/12, Infobae, La Agenda BA, and El Flasherito.

Primary (Est. 2007) is a context and research-driven curatorial collective with an emphasis on public art. We thrive amongst the self-taught, working-class misfits, who explore the margins of a new Americana through pungent, human-focused narratives. Our program engages with the raw and uncanny, celebrating border voices, bootleg culture, and intergenerational commentary, connecting the new and unseen with broader audiences and evolving collections.

For further information, please contact info@thisisprimary.com