Consul General Božović Attends Marina Arsenijević’s Humanitarian Concert in East Hampton
The evening brought together distinguished representatives of New York and the Hamptons’ cultural, artistic, philanthropic, media, social, and business communities.
The concert was held in support of Life’s WORC, an organization dedicated to assisting individuals with autism and intellectual and developmental disabilities, as well as their families.
Particular attention was given to solidarity and support for children, young people, and families affected by autism and developmental disabilities.
Marina Arsenijević delivered a spectacular multimedia piano performance, combining virtuosic live music with synchronized film and visual projections.
One of the most emotional moments of the evening was the performance of her original composition “Tesla Rhapsody,” dedicated to Nikola Tesla.
The performance carried special symbolic significance, highlighting Tesla’s enduring legacy and the historical ties and shared heritage connecting Serbia and the United States.
Renowned American philanthropist and television personality Jean Shafiroff was among the distinguished guests and introduced both Life’s WORC and Marina Arsenijević, emphasizing the importance of supporting the organization’s humanitarian mission.
Also in attendance was Vicki Schneps, founder and Chair of the Board of Life’s WORC and owner of Schneps Media.
The event also brought together numerous other representatives of philanthropic circles, cultural institutions, media, and the business community from the Hamptons and New York.
A gala reception followed the concert, providing an opportunity for guests, supporters, and donors to meet Marina Arsenijević and discuss support for humanitarian programs, culture, and the arts.
Consul General Božović congratulated Marina Arsenijević on her outstanding artistic performance and the success of the humanitarian evening.
He emphasized that her work demonstrates how art can simultaneously promote culture and national heritage while serving a deeply humane and noble mission.
He also expressed appreciation to the organizers, donors, and everyone contributing to support individuals and families affected by autism and developmental disabilities.
The participation of the Consul General of Serbia and President of SoFC provided another valuable opportunity to promote Serbia within influential cultural, philanthropic, and social circles in the United States and to further strengthen Serbia–U.S. ties.
The evening brought together Marina Arsenijević’s music, the humanitarian mission of Life’s WORC, and the timeless legacy of Nikola Tesla in a powerful message that culture and compassion know no borders and remain among the strongest bridges connecting Serbia and the United States.