Sentrock "Solo el Pueblo, Salva al Pueblo" bandana

"Rooted in themes of healing, community, and resilience, this design features a cardinal carrying a heart, a symbol of passing on love. A flame bears the phrase “Solo el Pueblo, Salva al Pueblo," surrounded by hands, chains, flowers, and tears that reflect both struggle and hope. Framed by a bold black border, the bandanna becomes a canvas of resilience, capturing the balance between hardship and healing."

22" x 22" premium cotton bandana. Natural color fabric with 4 ink colors. All proceeds go to NDLON's campaign and programmatic work. Bandanas are hand-cut & hand-printed so each bandana has its own natural variation in shape and size. 

Artist Bio: Joseph Perez, best known as “Sentrock” is a self taught street artist. Sentrock witnessed street art as a form of expression, birthing his interest to pick a spray can and continue his artistic voice. His early works were developed from graffiti writing in Mexican-American neighborhoods. Sentrock’s signature bird-mask over a human figure has become his most recognizable declaration.  Sentrock describes his bird-mask as analogous to humanity: a person who is able to find or escape to their freedom by placing them in a different reality. Through his work, he has become a catalyst for his community. His work presents undertones of hope, freedom and expression. His work encapsulates his background, history, upbringing, empathy, and compassion for his community.