A tribute to George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, and all those senselessly killed, in the form of a peaceful protest in NYC.
Manuel Alejandro Pulla is a visual artist born and raised in Sunset Park, Brooklyn and a High School of Art & Design alumni. Growing up in a very diverse and culture community, Manuel’s artistic style has been influenced by the socio-economic changes in the community and where street art stands as voice for the community. Manuel returned from his four year military service and continued his artistic mission to bring a voice to the community through art.
During the 2020 protests for justice and the killing of George Floyd, Manuel used his artistic abilities to push the conversation of change and justice. Manuel has had the opportunity to be featured in the National Arts Club Exhibit, The New York Times, New York Public Library, NoMo SoHo Hotel Residency.
Manuel has been a member of SoHo Renaissance Factory since the summer of 2002 and has collaborated with multiple community projects throughout New York City. He is also a part of Buendia Brooklyn, a sunset park based collective focusing on the arts and the Hip Hop culture.