Christos Theofilis is a Greek visual artist who has significantly impacted the art scene in Greece through his work and initiatives. He founded the alternative cultural organization 'Art Act' in 2000 which served as a hub for artists and art administrators. This organization played a crucial role in revitalizing Theofilis's presence in the Greek art world, especially during a time of economic and cultural crisis. Art Act was not just a place for artistic expression but also a space where creativity could thrive outside commercial pressures. Theofilis has been described as an artist with an "inner strength" to continually renew his work, even during periods of commercial abstinence from the art scene. His contributions have been noted by art critics like Costas Stavropoulos, who praised Theofilis's ability to engage with visual expressions innovatively. Additionally, in 2007, Theofilis established the Art Act Institute, further extending his influence in the realm of contemporary art by providing a platform for study, research, and the archiving of artists' works. His activities have been documented across various platforms, including his personal blog and in exhibitions, showcasing his ongoing commitment to the arts in Greece.