Relocating to New York allowed Ferrer to expand from the private studio into gallery spaces and institutional curation. Working with contemporary galleries, she has curated exhibits championing emerging female artists, modern figurative expression, and environmental sustainability. She approaches curation with structural discipline, balancing space, lighting, and narrative context to highlight overlooked voices.
Philanthropy represents another pillar of her public life, echoing the iconic work of her grandmother. Audrey Hepburn's work as a UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador from 1988 until her death in 1993 remains a benchmark for celebrity advocacy. Ferrer has directly supported UNICEF initiatives, traveling to field stations, hosting benefit galas, and raising funds for humanitarian aid directed toward displaced children and maternal healthcare.
Her approach to advocacy avoids vanity photo opportunities. Whether speaking before panels or hosting non-profit art auctions, Ferrer focuses on institutional support and policy awareness, ensuring that the legacy she handles preserves the substantive integrity of her family's work.
