Christina K Anastasis

Christina K Anastasis is a minimalist abstract painter who has re-entered the world of art after a two-decade hiatus. This return to painting has been marked by a profound exploration of form, colour, and texture, resulting in a unique body of work that reflects both personal growth and artistic evolution.

Utilising acrylics as her primary medium, Anastasis employs a monochrome colour palette that is enriched with undertones of umbers and ochres. This choice of colours not only enhances the visual depth of her paintings but also evokes a sense of tranquillity and introspection. The use of acrylics allows for a versatile application, enabling the artist to create layers that contribute to the overall complexity of her work.

Anastasis's artistic focus includes landscapes and seascapes, which serve as a foundation for her minimalist approach. By distilling these natural elements into their essential forms, she invites viewers to engage with the artwork on a deeper level. The simplicity of her compositions encourages contemplation, allowing the audience to derive personal meaning from the visual experience. In summary, Christina K Anastasis is an artist captures the essence of the world around her through a minimalist lens.

Her work has been exhibited at the 'Reflections of Time' exhibition at The Holy Art Gallery in Hackney, as well as the 'New Artists Fair', Truman Building in London's Shoreditch. March 2025 will see her work showcased at 'The Other Art Fair' in London.