Works and lived in Joshua Tree in CA, Schneider an oil painter from a young age, he has over time shifted his artistic focus to creating sculptures primarily out of wood using chainsaws, chisels, paint and other tools to create distinct works. Schneider spent 14 years living and working in New York City before relocating to Joshua Tree, California in 2015.

Schneider's artistic practice is deeply rooted in the natural environment, particularly in the ecosystem of his current residence, Joshua Tree National Park. His wooden sculptures exhibit a powerful spirituality, blending elements of Native American mythology with influences from German Expressionism. Using oil pigment sticks to color his wooden sculptures, his works feature sharp angles and vivid colors, expressing both the gentleness of the natural world and humanity's primal instincts.

His creations emanate a sacred quality that resonates with pre-Christian traditions, imbuing his works with totemic and meditative characteristics. His works are included in several significant collections worldwide, including the Palm Springs Museum of Art, Xiao Museum of Contemporary Art (Rizhao, China), and the Hall Art Foundation.

在加州約書亞樹工作和生活的Schneider是一位從小就開始學習油畫的畫家。隨著時間的推移，他將藝術重心轉向主要使用鏈鋸、鑿子、顏料和其他工具創作木雕，並創造出很多獨一無二的作品。Schneider在紐約市生活和工作了14年，然後於2015年搬到加利福尼亞州的約書亞樹。

Schneider的創作深深植根於自然環境，特別受到他現居地約書亞樹國家公園的生態系統影響。他的木雕作品呈現出強烈的精神性，融合了美國原住民的神話元素與德國表現主義風格。他使用油彩顏料棒為木雕上色，作品常以銳利的角度和鮮明的色彩呈現，在表達自然世界的溫柔之餘，也展現了人類最原始的本能。

他的創作展現出一種神聖感，與前基督教時期的傳統產生共鳴，賦予作品一種具有圖騰意味的冥想特質。他的作品被全球多個重要機構收藏，包括棕櫚泉美術館、瀟當代美術館（中國日照市）、霍爾藝術基金會等。