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Contemporary art's influence on garden design styles should not be overlooked. On a global scale, it challenges the value system focused on technological means, prompting some socially responsible artists to step out of their studio confines and embrace nature. They emphasize the integration of art with natural forms, processes, and materials, pioneering "land art" and exerting an impact on garden styles. At Barcelona's North Station Park, the central themes "The Falling Sky" and "Tree Spiral" have become focal points of the entire garden space and the Stone Circle Center, reflecting the modern public art's infiltration into gardens. Other designs include the "Earth Submersion" area at Wellington Park, designed by Ned Smyth, and the entrance environment of Cincinnati Park, designed by Andrew Leicester, all products of the collaboration between artists and designers. Influenced by surrealism painting, SWA Design Group, in their design of Denver's Halloween Plaza, employs unique composition techniques, creating a surreal, disorienting, and melancholic world through intense contrasts on the ground, irregularly shifting lines on the walls, exaggerated spatial and scale contrasts, and unconventional landscape scales. The close correlation between contemporary art and urban park design has become another source of design style diversity.

Traditional urban parks have always cherished a fondness for "ecological romanticism" and the "picturesque" style, which can still be found in many contemporary Chinese city parks. In 19th-century Western city parks, a blend of styles including Neoclassicism, Centrist Romanticism, and other hybrid approaches dominated. This was followed by the growing influence of styles such as the Parade, Naturalism, and Rational, Orderly Garden designs, which have had a certain impact on contemporary urban park design. The Minami Park's Heart Square in Yokohama, Japan, showcases traces of New Romanticism. The Citroën Park (Andre Citroën Park) in Paris, France, and Burnett Park, designed by SWA in the United States, exhibit characteristics of Rational and Orderly styles.