The treatment of the Greek landscape by Theocharakis through the fluid technique of watercolors loosen his imagination as well as his brush with marvellous achievements of using only the essentials in line and color. His delicate brushstroke suggest air and light by leaving areas of the background unpainted so that the white background becomes as much a part of the composition as the paint and creates a sense of fluctuating space. Fluidity and sensuality deriving of the curving of the form characterize his work.