Steven Csorba is known for his paintings of sports legends like Wayne Gretzky and Muhammad Ali  and his commemorative works celebrating historical events like the Olympic Games, and famous teams like Notre Dame Football. You can find his paintings in the National Art Museum of Sports, and in other prominent public and private collections. He is a longtime Edmontonian who has devoted countless hours of community service and who campaigns to encourage others to become involved in the lives of Edmonton children.

In 2003, Steven was diagnosed with cancer and went through 14 hours of surgery, seven weeks of radiation treatments, and a full year of recuperation. As part of his cure, he created art. It helped him transcend the experience. Since his recovery, he’s created over 60 new pieces that express both a powerful energy, as well as the heroic struggle he went through. They’re like nothing he’s ever done before. There’s an energy — reflecting a glorious celebration of life — that seems to radiate from within each painting.

Celebrating Rotary's 100 years of service, Csorba has donated the use of one of these paintings called ‘Inner Peace’ as a symbol of success in improving lives, in building understanding and in fostering peace around the globe.