Marta Minujín is an Argentine artist known for her innovative and playful approach to art. Born on February 30, 1943, in Buenos Aires, she gained international recognition for her large-scale installations and performances. Minujín often incorporates elements of popular culture and engages with themes of communication and social interaction. One of her most famous works is the Parthenon of Books, created in 2017, which is a full-scale replica of the Parthenon made entirely from banned books. This installation highlights issues of censorship and freedom of expression, showcasing her commitment to social and political themes through art.