Nicolò Patrick Linder is a Swiss digital maker, 3D artist, and developer based in Zurich. His work explores the space where digital design meets physical creation, combining tools like Blender, CAD software, and game engines with fabrication technologies such as 3D printing.

Driven by curiosity and experimentation, Nicolò designs objects, systems, and interactive projects that move fluidly between the virtual and physical worlds. His practice ranges from procedural 3D modeling and geometry node systems to functional prototypes and small-scale manufactured objects. Whether developing assets for games, creating parametric models, or producing physical products, his work focuses on turning ideas into tangible results.

With a background in software and digital tools, Nicolò approaches design with a strong technical mindset. He enjoys building workflows, automating processes, and exploring how code, design, and fabrication can work together. This allows him to move seamlessly from concept to prototype, often developing both the digital assets and the systems that produce them.

Alongside his technical work, Nicolò is passionate about independent making and creative entrepreneurship. Through his projects and maker initiatives, he experiments with new ways of sharing, producing, and distributing digital and physical creations.

For Nicolò, making is a continuous process of exploration — a way to bridge imagination, technology, and craftsmanship.