Garcia’s recent public art projects reflect a strong commitment to place-based storytelling and cultural symbolism. He has completed a series of mosaic installations along the I-70 corridor in Denver, as well as four large-scale sculptural works at Joe P. Martinez Park representing the eagle, bear, deer, and bison—each embodying virtues such as bravery, resilience, adaptability, and endurance. His work often draws from a blend of American and Indigenous cultural imagery, honoring heritage while creating contemporary visual narratives that connect with the public.

Currently, Garcia continues to expand his practice through large-scale murals, sculptural installations, and community-driven projects. His artistic vision is rooted in the belief that art is a shared energy—one that lives within people and places—and his goal is to create meaningful, lasting works that inspire connection, pride, and imagination. Whether working with municipalities, design teams, or local communities, Garcia brings a collaborative spirit and a passion for creating artwork that becomes a lasting part of the urban landscape.