Bob Venosa

American painter and sculptor known for visionary, surreal and psychedelic imagery. Worked in painting, sculpture and computer art, created album covers, and exhibited internationally.

According to the provided review, the book Manas Manna reproduces over forty images and includes notes connecting the art to Buddhism, Taoism, Christianity, Sufism, Psychedelia, Yoga, Alchemy, Astrology, Biogenetics, Cybernetics and Evolutionism. The review states Venosa created album covers, worked in computer art, collaborated with Mati Klarwein, worked in television productions with Salvador Dalí and Ernst Fuchs, studied Hatha and Kundalini Yoga with Swami Satchidananda and Yogi Bhajan, and that H.R. Giger owned the painting Parasamgate. The reviewer lists several works considered masterpieces.

A highly positive review praising Bob Venosa's luminous, detailed visionary paintings reproduced in the book Manas Manna. The reviewer highlights the book's graphic quality and essays connecting the images to multiple spiritual and esoteric traditions. Several works are singled out as masterpieces and Venosa's collaborations and exhibitions are noted. The reviewer mentions Venosa's use of visionary techniques and his background in sculpture and computer art.

For:Readers and collectors of visionary, psychedelic and surreal painting; those interested in spiritual and esoteric art.