Fly Together is a large-scale mural at the Port of Corpus Christi, created by Texas artist Gabriel Prusmack as part of the Downtown Management District’s mural program. The work activates the exterior of the renovated Congressman Solomon P. Ortiz International Center, transforming the site into a vibrant landmark along the evolving waterfront.

Known for his dynamic fusion of stencil techniques, bold geometric forms, and wildlife imagery, Prusmack creates work that speaks to freedom, optimism, and a deep connection to place. In Fly Together, coastal birds in motion, structural references to the new nearby bridge, and a palette drawn from the bay reflect the surrounding landscape while symbolizing unity, progress, and shared momentum within the community.

At this scale, public art does more than enhance architecture — it helps define identity, foster civic pride, and create a visual anchor for residents and visitors alike. Fly Together stands as both a celebration of Corpus Christi’s coastal character and a testament to the power of art in shaping meaningful public spaces.

Photography and videography by Port of Corpus Christi