MYTHOS, MUSIC, BODY at the Steinhauermuseum Mühlbach: Experience sculpture in Eppingen
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MYTHOS, MUSIC, BODY: Michael Schützenberger at the Steinhauermuseum Mühlbach
The exhibition MYTHOS, MUSIC, BODY by Michael Schützenberger combines sculpture, drawing, and spatial effects into an immersive art experience at the historical Steinhauermuseum Mühlbach. Between the sandstone walls of the museum and the works in the town hall square unfolds an exhibition that brings corporeality, music, and mythical imagery into a poetic dialogue.
An art experience between stone, sound, and movement
Schützenberger works in an artistic language that understands the human body not as a fixed ideal but as an open form. His sculptures seek inner tension, memory, resistance, and transformation. Especially in the context of the Steinhauermuseum, which is closely linked to the history of sandstone, this exhibition gains a particular atmospheric depth.
Sculpture with mythological resonance
The works of the artist move between tradition and modernity, between sensual reality and mythological imbued. His background and workshop practice reveal a sustainable interest in sculpture, graphics, music, and performance. Schützenberger studied in Vienna, Paris, and Stuttgart and developed a position in which bodily fragmentation, archaic gestures, and cultural memory condense into precise plastic statements.
Visitors do not experience a distanced showcase of forms here but a concentrated observation of the works. The sculptures, figures, and body fragments open a space for aesthetic experience in which material, light, and shadow have an immediate effect. The connection between the museum's interior and the public exterior particularly enhances the impression of movement and openness.
Place with historical aura
The Steinhauermuseum Mühlbach is located in the historic council and school building from 1903 and tells the story of the stone masonry trade in Mühlbach across 120 square meters. The exhibition is thus anchored not only artistically but also culturally historically. The exhibits are placed in an environment that makes the significance of stone, craftsmanship, and regional identity visible.
The exhibition will be on view until October 31, 2026. During regular opening hours on Sundays from May to October, the sculptures can be experienced in the museum and on the town hall square. Admission is free, making access particularly attractive for a wide audience.
Conclusion
This exhibition promises an intense interplay of sculpture, myth, and music, supported by a place with a strong history. Anyone seeking art with depth, material awareness, and poetic power should definitely visit MYTHOS, MUSIC, BODY live in Mühlbach.
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