Yorgos Xenos

Yorgos Xenos kept a tiny paintbrush behind his ear like a pencil, always stealing moments to sketch in cafés where no one noticed. He’s best known for those 1989 paintings where thin, pale figures float against plain walls—like half-remembered dreams you can’t quite place. His work sits next to painters who played with empty rooms and quiet moods, so tap the grouping tagged “Metaphysical Painting” and see what else lingers there.