MYTHOS, MUSIC, BODY at the Stone Carving Museum Mühlbach: Sculpture with Resonance

An artistic experience between myth, stone, and movement

With the exhibition MYTHOS, MUSIC, BODY, the Stone Carving Museum Mühlbach focuses on a sculptor whose work explores the tension between archaic form, musical rhythm, and human existence. Michael Schützenberger combines sculpture, drawing, music, and performance in his artistic work to create a multi-layered aesthetic experience. The exhibition is announced from May 1 to October 31, 2026, and guides visitors to a place where material, space, and memory come together in a special way. ([schuetzenberger.at](https://schuetzenberger.at/?utm_source=openai))

Stone as language, body as image

Schützenberger describes his art as a search for the current image of humanity. In his works, tradition and modernity, sensual-real and mythological worlds meet. This attitude also shapes the exhibition in Mühlbach: The stone is not only worked but is also readable as a bearer of attitude, resonance, and history. The fact that the artist has been working with sculpture, graphics, music & performance for decades adds special depth to the presentation. ([schuetzenberger.at](https://schuetzenberger.at/?utm_source=openai))

Myths, music, and the presence of man

The title of the exhibition points to central themes in the artist's work: myth as primal narrative, music as the order of time and movement, body as form of expression. According to his biography, Schützenberger has intensively engaged with classical myths such as Minotaur, Orpheus, Prometheus, and Nike and later also with interactive, walkable, and social sculptures. This art-historical line makes the exhibition particularly appealing to art-interested visitors. ([schuetzenberger.at](https://schuetzenberger.at/vita/?utm_source=openai))

The Stone Carving Museum as a fitting resonance space

The Stone Carving Museum Mühlbach is dedicated to the history of the stone carving trade, the work in the quarries, and the cultural shaping of the area. It is located in the historic town hall building at Hauptstraße 9 and opens from May to October on Sundays from 2 to 4 PM; the entrance is free. This authentic location enhances the impact of the exhibition as it allows material, craftsmanship, and sculpture to enter into direct dialogue. ([eppingen-tourismus.de](https://eppingen-tourismus.de/museum/steinhauermuseum-muehlbach/?utm_source=openai))

A visit with museum pedagogical added value

Those interested in cultural education, work observation, and regional art history will find more here than just a pure exhibition of sculptures. The combination of museum, local history, and contemporary art creates an art experience with educational value. In the surroundings of the museum, the history of Mühlbach, the sandstone path, and the developed craft tradition invite visitors to experience the exhibition as part of a larger cultural context. ([eppingen-tourismus.de](https://eppingen-tourismus.de/museum/steinhauermuseum-muehlbach/?utm_source=openai))

Conclusion

MYTHOS, MUSIC, BODY promises a concentrated exhibition on form, material, and human existence. Those who want to experience contemporary sculpture in a historically charged space should not miss this visit in Mühlbach. The exhibition offers an inspiring aesthetic experience and invites visitors to see sculpture anew. ([schuetzenberger.at](https://schuetzenberger.at/vita/?utm_source=openai))

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Sources:

• Michael Schützenberger - Biography
• Michael Schützenberger - Sculptor & Draftsman
• Michael Schützenberger - Music & Performance
• City of Eppingen - Museum Opening Stone Carving Museum Mühlbach
• Eppingen Tourism - Stone Carving Museum Mühlbach
• City of Eppingen - History of Mühlbach