Angie Anakis's Paintings Explore Symbolism Without Symbolism and Sacredness Without Religion

Angie Anakis's artistic practice is described as a singular body of work characterized by paintings that engage with symbols devoid of symbolism and sacred themes without religious affiliation. The article, published on October 1, 1988, in artpress, questions whether her approach is metaphysical or animistic in nature. Her paintings are noted for their unique exploration of these concepts, though specific details about exhibitions, locations, or broader context are not provided in the source material. The focus remains on the conceptual framework of her work as presented in the publication.