Schneeberger’s „Plaster & Steel“ embodies a spontaneous beauty that reveals itself through the dried remnants of excess plaster. What might at first glance appear to be a shapeless leftover transforms upon closer inspection into a seemingly living visage—one that almost appears to gaze back at the viewer.

This sculpture, expertly mounted on a base of oak and framed by a bold steel structure, serves as a tribute to the often overlooked and underestimated elements of our world.

Every detail of „Plaster & Steel“ has been carefully chosen to convey a deeper message: that beauty and meaning can be found even in remnants. The rough texture of the plaster, embedded in the warm oak wood and bordered by cool, industrial steel, speaks to the contrast and harmony that also exist in life. Measuring approximately 30 x 30 x 28 cm, the work is designed to be either wall-mounted or displayed as a standalone piece, making it a versatile artwork suitable for a variety of spatial contexts.

„Plaster & Steel“ invites us to shift our perspective and recognize the potential in what is often dismissed as waste. This artwork is not only an aesthetic enhancement to any space but also a quiet, constant reminder to look beyond the visible surface and to appreciate what often goes unseen. It stands as a powerful statement on how perception shapes our reality, and how discovering second layers, backgrounds, and stories can broaden our horizons.