Theoharis Mores

This guy painted the same blank word—*Άτιτλο*, Greek for “Untitled”—over and over, as if he couldn’t be bothered to invent new titles. He’d let the brushstrokes do the talking, layering raw pigment and erasing edges until the canvas felt like a quiet argument between order and chaos. You’d miss him if you blinked; his work looks simple until you stand close enough to see the deliberate mess. Hunt down one of his untitled 1976 canvases and watch the thin white block letters hover like a half-remembered whisper.