OCEANSIDE, Calif. (FOX 5/KUSI) -- A new art installation is in the works for the parking structure at Oceanside's transit center. A contemporary public façade project by San Diego-based artist Jonny Pucci has been selected by those at MainStreet Oceanside to be featured in this popular area. About the artist Pucci has been described as a multi-disciplinary artist. He's known for his colorful and dynamic murals that blend elements of social commentary with community history. "His artistic repertoire includes portraiture, ink on paper, and even custom-painted bicycles. With murals in Little Italy, North Park, and South Park in San Diego, as well projects across California and in Italy, Pucci brings a wealth of experience and a distinctive Southern California aesthetic to his work," MainStreet Oceanside noted in a press release announcing his selection. Have you been? America’s highest-rated state park is in California This will be Pucci's first mural in North County. “We are so excited to have Jonny Pucci bring his winning design to life on the exterior of the Oceanside Transit Center Parking Structure,” said Gumaro Escarcega, CEO of MainStreet Oceanside. “Jonny’s design reflects both the cultural heritage and natural beauty of our city, and this mural will serve as a welcoming landmark for residents and visitors arriving by public transit and car.” About the mural The mural, which is scheduled to begin on Oct. 14, will welcome visitors with "an ode to Oceanside’s unique coastal charm and historical roots." It will be divided into three interconnected parts that MainStreet Oceanside says is designed to "harmonize" with the building’s unique, multi-shaped facade. "In my mural practice, I always strive to create images that are thoughtful and site-specific by referencing the history and culture of the place and its people," Pucci explained. The design will incorporate patterns from the original Oceanside train station built in 1946. The design also draws inspiration from the original tiles at Santa Fe Depot in downtown San Diego. If you approach the parking structure from the north, the mural will be visible from the northwest corner. Your eyes will first see a pattern reminiscent of Spanish tile, something MainStreet Oceanside says is a nod to the region's architectural heritage. New financing program will help build new dam at Lake Hodges As your eyes move toward the along the exterior staircase area, expect to see school of tuna that seemingly appears to take flight towards the upper deck of the parking structure. This will create a dynamic sense of movement. “The symbolism of these powerful fish will act as a visual reminder of the region’s fishing history,” said Pucci. Then at the far end of the building, those walking on foot as well as drivers will suddenly find themselves beneath a massive 30-foot wave -- illusorily of course. The artist plans to paint with "flowing strokes" in an effort capture the energy of the Pacific Ocean. “The loose and energetic paint strokes of the massive wave will communicate the energy and excitement of the Pacific Ocean just a few blocks away,” said Pucci. A sneak peek of what the mural will look like can be seen below: (Mural design by artist Jonny Pucci) The art installation is expected to be completed by Oct. 31. About the program This new mural is part of the Art that Excites program, which aims to install up to 10 murals in public spaces throughout downtown Oceanside. This project is made in collaboration with the Oceanside California Cultural District and the City of Oceanside Arts Commission.