LAGSTEIN GALLERY
Art is not merely an expressive medium—it is a call to action, a disruptive force, and a pathway that invites viewers to confront complexity and question assumptions. This exhibition is a catalyst for activism, reshaping how we confront and engage with pressing societal issues within a political climate that increasingly threatens to fragment and dismantle. Each piece responds to an urgent need for healing and resolution, creating spaces where empathy, reflection, and meaningful conversation can thrive. I seek to challenge complacency, inspire collective action, and spark critical dialogue.
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Chelsea Bonosky
Kurt Steger has been a carpenter, woodworker, and sculptor for over four decades. He brings a high level of craftsmanship, design, and ingenuity to his creations, which in turn express his concern for the environment and humanity. His work has many influences, from Shamanism to Buddhism to Western psychology.
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My work addresses our need to reconnect with nature to heal the primal wounds of the human psyche. Beyond the physicality of the objects that I create, there are the invisible agents that speak to the heart.
​I was trained as a carpenter and woodworker and value the beauty of craftsmanship, as well as the importance of ritual.
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Kurt Steger