
Textile Art That Breathes Life Into Your Space
Organic textures, bold forms, and emotional depth in every thread
Textiles with Presence
Each wall piece by Georgeta Fondos is a visceral experience. Fabric is scorched, torn, and transformed - reborn. These works speak of memory, erosion, and renewal. They pull you in through depth and texture, inviting contemplation and conversation.
From intimate residential interiors to bold gallery walls, these pieces make walls breathe…
Designed to Transform Spaces
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Interior designers
Organic statement art for modern, minimalist, or biophilic spaces
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Cultural Curators
Sculptural wall pieces for contemporary textile exhibitions
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Creative Producers
Art that transforms space into story, perfect for immersive worlds and themed experiences.
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Collectors & Hotels
Unique, collectible pieces that balance serenity and emotion, ideal for refined spaces
Scorched Remnants
These wall pieces pulse with presence — not flat decor, but dimensional, emotional art that engages the senses









Over the years, my work has become part of various public and private collections. I’m honored to share a selection of these placements, each marking a meaningful connection with institutions, collectors, and curators who support the evolving narrative of my artistic journey.
Selected Collections
On the Other Side Series 40x40 inches
Previously donated to a Coral Springs Museum of Art fundraiser, and now part of a private collection in Coral Springs, Florida. Exhibited at the All Florida Show at the Boca Raton Museum of Art.
On the Other Side Series 72x72 inches
Held in the collection of the Coral Springs Museum of Art, Florida. Previously exhibited in the Nocturnes art show at FATVillage – The Projects, curated by Leah Brown and Peter Symons, Fort Lauderdale, and at the Coral Springs Museum of Art, Coral Springs, Florida.
On the Other Side Series 72x72 inches
Held in the collection of Nova Southeastern University, Davie, Florida. Previously exhibited in the Nocturnes art show at FATVillage – The Projects, curated by Leah Brown and Peter Symons, Fort Lauderdale, and at Whitespace Collection, Palm Beach Lakes, Florida
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