Man One

In 2022, he was selected to install a mural under a freeway overpass of the SR-57 for the city of Placentia entitled "The Good People Under Our Sun and Moon."

In 2017, Man One illustrated the book, “Chef Roy Choi and the Street Food Remix (Readers to Eaters)” a children’s book about Los Angeles food innovator Roy Choi.

In 2006, Man One was commissioned to do a piece for the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) on construction fences alongside an extension project.

Man One has created murals and large scales pieces and shown his artwork across the United States and worldwide, including Germany, Japan, Mexico, and Northern Ireland. In 2002, during the Los Angeles mural moratorium he founded Crewest Gallery which provided artists a legitimate space wherein to display their work. Crewest Gallery closed in 2014.

Man One (b. Alejandro Poli Jr., 1971, in East Los Angeles) is a Los Angeles-based Mexican-American mural and graffiti artist best known for popularizing West Coast graffiti to an international audience and defining graffiti as a serious contemporary art form. Man One "never saw painting murals or doing graffiti as a ‘ghetto’ influence," but rather as a progression of contemporary art.

Man One is a first-generation American whose parents immigrated from Mexico to LA in the late 1960s. He began doing graffiti as a child in the 1980s, eventually graduating from Loyola Marymount University with a degree in art.