MARTINA HOFFMANN’s paintings are detailed views of her inner landscapes and have been inspired by various states of expanded states of consciousness such as shamanic plant teacher journeys in the Amazonian Rainforest.
Her “Visionary Symbolism’ places the Universal Woman in an intimate cosmos and she transcribes her reflections on the nature of humanity’s connection to the ‘All’ in a realistic style that marries the fantastic with the sacred.
Her interest lies in creating awareness of our global oneness, interdependence, and universal interconnectedness.
Martina Hoffmann has exhibited her work internationally since 1985, at the HR Giger Museum in Switzerland and in the permanent exhibition of the NAIA Museum in Rochefort-En-Terre, France, et al.
Her art book, “inner Landscapes’ was first published in 2017.
Martina was married to the visionary painter, Robert Venosa, until his departure in 2011.
A lifelong world citizen, she keeps a home and studio in both, the USA and France.