Art in the Mountains That Raises Questions
STAHL.H.ART – eleven stops along the way
Corten steel and stainless steel, built 2014–2024. An overview of all eleven works:
Obstacles along life's journey—by shifting our perspective, the burden becomes an incentive to create something new.
Our actions determine the future of the Earth: Passions set the planet ablaze—they both sustain and threaten it.
Momentum as the balance of life—the rhythm of ups and downs, between stability and dynamism.
It highlights the town of Lech and invites visitors to reflect on their own goals and personal life journeys.
“Tradition is yesterday’s innovation”—Preservation and progress on equal footing.
Divisions in society and politics—countering what divides us with greater unity, fostering connection and healing.
The Charioteer—the constellation in the northern sky. Its star, Capella, never sets, and yet it is small compared to infinity.
Being Yourself and Part of the Whole—Roots, Identity, and the Question of One’s Own Becoming.
Peace, more relevant than ever: The journey begins with oneself—peace begins in one’s own heart.
A tree made of Corten and stainless steel—what kind of footprint are we leaving behind? A question about sustainable living.
More than just a charging station: technology, art, and sustainability come together in Corten steel—a symbol of the energy transition.
Photos: Christoph Nösig Photography.
Gabriele Brunner
Born in Zams, the painter and sculptor lives and works in Pfunds, Tyrol. Since 2014, she has been creating impressive steel sculptures that captivate viewers with their balance of lightness and movement—a interplay of strength and delicacy.
While Gabriele Brunner took on the artistic direction, her husband Hubert Brunner masterfully brought her visions to life through his craftsmanship. Together, they created the STAHL.H.ART sculptures for the ARTWALK.
