Art with HeART

Friday, October 10th | 5-8pm

For the Love of Art and Wildlife

A relaxed seasonal soirée filled with flavor, color, and inspiration. Proceeds from the benefit The Evelyn Alexander Wildlife Rescue Center - the only wildlife hospital on the east end of Long Island.

Pop-Up Art during Aperitivo Cocktail Hour
Artist: Soraya Padrao
Friday, October 10th
5:00 – 8:00 PM

About the Artist

Soraya Padrao is an artist from Madrid, currently based in Sag Harbor, New York. Her passion for drawing and painting began in her youth but was set aside to pursue a career in acting. Two decades later, she returns to art with a fresh perspective, finding in abstract painting a renewed and authentic way to channel her artistic expression. Influenced by the bold energy of Expressionist artists like Kandinsky, Pollock, and Chagall, her work explores movement and emotion to find harmony amidst the contrasts that define our existence.

Through her art, she aims to convey a profound sense of balance, where opposites do not repel but rather enrich one another. The vibrant hues juxtaposed against muted tones speak to the dynamic tension that exists within the human experience.

This exploration is not merely a visual endeavor; it is an invitation to engage with the complexities of life. By embracing duality, she creates a space where contradictions coexist, allowing for a more nuanced understanding of beauty and meaning. It is here, in this equilibrium between contrasts, that her artistic voice finds its most authentic expression. With every brushstroke, she explores the depth of human emotion and the intricacies of the world around us, crafting pieces that speak to both the heart and the mind.

It is an invitation to reflect, to engage, and to appreciate the subtleties of life.

Evelyn Alexander Wildlife Rescue Center

The Evelyn Alexander Wildlife Rescue Center is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization dedicated to the rescue, medical rehabilitation and release of native wildlife on the East End of Long Island. The center has rescued and rehabilitated tens of thousands of animals.