Press
Drea da Vinci is a visionary spirit, guided by the currents of independent thought, universal interconnectedness, and elevated consciousness. She seeks to transcend the constraints of conventional thinking, igniting a revolution in both the fashion and art realms, infused with love and harmonious vibrations. Drea da Vinci ART & Clothing is not merely a brand but a sacred movement—a manifestation of liberation from societal constructs and a call to awaken the latent genius within each of us.
A devoted conduit of higher purpose, Drea is deeply committed to the principle of giving back, channeling her energies into philanthropic endeavors that nurture the collective soul.
Save Our Souls - Pop-Up Art Charity // PROMO from Drue Metz on Vimeo.
Sorenity Rocks Malibu: An Art Experience for Transformation
The Sorenity Rocks Malibu pop-up gallery was a cosmic convergence of art, music, and purpose. More than just an exhibition, it was an immersive experience designed to awaken the soul and ignite change. Throughout the weekend, surprise guest DJs, like See Jane Spin, guided guests through soundscapes that set the stage for a journey into higher consciousness.
At the heart of the experience was RETNA, whose tribute to his late brother, Andy Irons, on a surfboard once ridden by the legendary Bruce Irons became a powerful symbol of remembrance and renewal.
The gallery became a sacred space, showcasing works that transcended the material and touched the metaphysical. Featured artists included:
Aaron Axelrod, Alden Marin, Alec Monopoly, Alison Van Pelt, Andy Moses, Blakhat, Cisco Adler, Cory Osborne, Deanna Elsa, Drea da Vinci, Dietmar Kohl, James Haunt, Katherine Kousi, Keegan Gibbs, Linda Margaret Kilgore, Lindsey Nobel, Love Crew, Mr. Brainwash, Nicholas Bernard, Norton Wisdom, Patrick Hoelck, RETNA, RISK, Robert Standish, Ryan Campbell, Sage Vaughn, Sheku Kowai, Shepard Fairey, Sonni Pacheco, Steve Olson, Jim Evans aka T.A.Z., and This Means Mar.
Each artist brought a unique energy to the space, offering works that transcended time, space, and consciousness. Through their creations, they invited guests to connect with something greater—an awakening of the soul and a deeper understanding of the interconnectedness of all things.
The event also highlighted the work of Save Our Souls (SOS), a nonprofit founded by Joey and Jacy Nittolo, which seeks to empower the homeless, helping them become self-sufficient and reintegrated into the community. By using art to raise awareness of this pressing issue, SOS aims to transform lives through education, healing, and empowerment.
This gallery was not just a display of art—it was a living, breathing manifestation of change, calling us to see the homeless not as victims, but as individuals ready to rise and transform. Through art, SOS illuminates a path to a more compassionate, connected world.
Drea at the "Fashion State of Mind" show in Austin, Texas
Drea made a lasting impact at the "Fashion State of Mind" art and fashion show in Austin, Texas, where she donated 200 shirts to guests in support of creativity and sustainability. The event, a celebration of upcycled fashion, showcased innovative designs from some of Austin’s most forward-thinking designers. With a focus on eco-consciousness and creative expression, the runway came alive with bold, repurposed looks that reflected the city’s vibrant artistic spirit.
Drea’s contribution not only celebrated fashion as art but also reinforced her commitment to supporting local creatives and sustainability in the fashion industry.
