He studied painting alongside the famous Greek artists Dimitrios Pikionis and Fotis Kontoglou. He developed his own artistic movement, which he called "soulvisioning painting" and which, according to Manos, "reveals the soul of the portrayed subjects, whether these are human faces, trees or buildings".

Manos Faltaits was a prolific artist, having sketched and painted literaly thousands of works. He studied painting alongside the famous Greek artists Dimitrios Pikionis and Fotis Kontoglou.

He developed his own artistic movement, which he called "soulvisioning painting" and which, according to Manos, "reveals the soul of the portrayed subjects, whether these are human faces, trees or buildings".

Only few of which are exhibited in the museum, due to inadequate space. He painted his last works in early December 2012 while he was in hospital.

The following are a small sample of his works.