García transcends the boundaries of traditional painting by seamlessly integrating modern technology into his artistic practice. His work explores the intersection between logic and emotion, engineering and imagination—bridging the gap between the rational and the artistic mind. Drawing from his background in both art and engineering, García creates pieces that are as technically sophisticated as they are visually compelling.

Each project begins with a simple, hand-drawn sketch—an intuitive gesture where the seed of the concept takes shape. These sketches are then brought to life with expressive and vibrant color palettes, setting the tone for the piece’s emotional and visual language. From there, García constructs a small-scale physical model, allowing him to experiment with form, dimension, and balance in three-dimensional space.

Once satisfied with the model, he digitizes the design and uses a laser cutter to precisely shape the components of the final artwork. This fusion of digital precision and analog creativity is central to García’s process. His finished pieces are often assembled with visible screws, intentionally left exposed as a tribute to his training in engineering and as a reminder of the craftsmanship behind the work. Despite the presence of mechanical elements, the overall aesthetic remains light, playful, and full of movement—an energetic contrast that reflects García’s multifaceted interests.

Through this process, García creates a body of work that is both meticulously constructed and emotionally resonant. His art invites viewers to consider the harmony that can exist between structure and spontaneity, and between technology and human touch.