Christos Theofilis is a Greek visual artist born in 1956 who’s made a name for himself at the intersection of computer art, digital art, and new‑media art. He treats technology as a core part of his creative process, producing everything from static digital images to video pieces that showcase his expressive, gestural style—originally rooted in expressionist painting—translated into electronic media .

Key points about his work:

Medium diversity: Still digital images, video loops, and interactive installations all appear on his YouTube channel and Facebook pages, often under the banner “Computer Art, Digital Art, New Media Art” .
Online presence: He maintains active profiles on Facebook, Pinterest, and YouTube, where he regularly posts short clips and full‑length videos of his projects .
Artistic focus: While his early training was in painting, his digital output expands on themes of abstraction and gestural brushwork, using software and hardware as “brushes” to explore new visual languages .

If you’re curious to see his pieces, a quick visit to his YouTube channel or the “computerarttheofilis” Pinterest board will give you a vivid sense of how he blends traditional artistic sensibilities with modern tech. Let me know if you’d like links or more detail on a specific project!