García is an artist, researcher, and scientist working across art, science, and the environment. Her work utilizes research and science to drive media ranging from installations to performance, sculpture, and video. She seeks to use her work to create healing, resilience, and regeneration spaces. García’s knowledge and talent have taken her to conferences and exhibitions in North America, Europe, and Asia. She was formerly an artist and resident at the National Center of Genetic Resources in Mexico and the 18th Street Arts Center. She has collaborated with the Art-Sci Center and Counterforce Lab at UCLA. With the Sci-Art Center, she was also an ambassador for Supercollider from 2020-2021. She has worked with the Getty Research Institute in their 2019-2020 Scholar program entitled “Art and Ecology.” Her work has received numerous awards from the New York Foundation for the Arts, the California Environmental Protection Agency, the California Arts Council, the Los Angeles Sustainability Collaborative, and the Clifton Webb Scholarship for the Arts.

She currently works with Prospering Backyards, an organization she founded that consists of community members, scientists, artists, and activists working to create alternatives to reduce environmental exposures in backyards. García is a Getty Foundation grant recipient for her “Sink: Places We Call Home” exhibit with Self Help Graphics & Art. The work will be presented in the Pacific Standard Time Art x Science x La in 2024. Furthermore, she is an Associate Research Scientist in Mineral Sciences at the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County. In addition to Prospering Backyards, García founded Biomedia Studio, a collection of art and media informed by science.