Orá (b. Port Chester, New York) is a Cuban American artist whose creative practice spans brand marketing, graphic design, murals, and all realms of visual art. Orá views their work as a bridge between storytelling and innovation, seamlessly blending artistry with purpose. Through a commitment to meaningful creation, Orá’s projects are imbued with a dynamic connection to culture, community, and individuality.

Orá’s work has been featured on WKMG 6 News with Samara Cokinos and showcased in numerous exhibitions and collaborations. Key features include participation in the Lake Ivanhoe Village Panel, creating branding and marketing materials for companies’ social engagement, and designing the trademark logo for Onda Swimwear. Their exhibitions and partnerships span Pancakes and Booze, Elements of Life, M.O.M.I Collective, Amavi Miami, and custom work for many private collectors.

With each project, Orá continues to expand the narrative of what it means to create with intention, bringing an artistic lens to every endeavor while fostering a deeper connection with their audience and clients.