Being a great lover of the olive landscape, since very small he manipulated wood by hobby. A decade ago, and almost by chance, Juan Manuel wanted to take advantage of the olive logs cut by the change in cultivation and begin to experiment with this material. Since then, and in a completely self-taught way, it has made all kinds of olive wood pieces and utensils that are present in the world. Each object has its own personality, there are not two equal pieces, first for the characteristics of the wood and second for the artisanal manufacture of the wood. Tables, chairs, design for kitchens, countertops, etc. True handmade works of art.

The long work of Juan Carlos García is a vigorous and lucid formulation of religious expression through art. The first steps of this artist's formation are found in Ubeda, where he begins to form as a Technician of Plastic Arts and Artistic Ebanisterium Design. He then began to work with the sculptor Toresano, Manuel López Pérez, where he not only formed as a tallist but also acquired knowledge of theory, vision of space, drawing, perspective, sculpture and instruction of new artistic techniques.

Juan Carlos García, has not stopped reading himself and looking for a personal seal that impresses in his works a character different from any imaginer or contemporary tallist. Names like Borromini, Grinling Gibbons, Serlio, Palladio, Andrea Pozzo or Bernini among others, are their sources of inspiration. Plasticity, character and movement go through the work of this young artist who, as time passes, is forged as a tireless model of recovery of the forms of the past by transferring a theological and artistic language to the sacred images that raise, even more so if it fits religious images.