“Chi Ha Ucciso il Conte?” (“Who Killed The Count?”) is a pseudonym for the Venice based designer Nicolò Merendino.
It is not a random fact that “Chi Ha Ucciso Il Conte?” is a question and not a statement.
My approach to design starts from the idea that design is a process that requires people to ask to themselves many questions.
My Work
“Chi Ha Ucciso il Conte?” is specialized in developing the Design of hand crafted electronic music instruments.
His work consists in understanding the...“Chi Ha Ucciso il Conte?” (“Who Killed The Count?”) is a pseudonym for the Venice based designer Nicolò Merendino.
It is not a random fact that “Chi Ha Ucciso Il Conte?” is a question and not a statement.
My approach to design starts from the idea that design is a process that requires people to ask to themselves many questions.
My Work
“Chi Ha Ucciso il Conte?” is specialized in developing the Design of hand crafted electronic music instruments.
His work consists in understanding the artist's needs and translating them into a usable and expressive shapes. Nick is skilled in using Digital Fabrication techniques, and of course in
applying finishes manually to the machine's output, starting from an internship at STEIM in the Netherlands he already collaborated with the development of several electronic music instruments and sound installations all over Europe.
In parallel with my main activity I also give workshops, and I worked at the Waag Society as Fablab manager and Digital fabrication researcher.
I know how to use the all most common CAD softwares, but I decided to use exclusively open source softwares to develop my projects.
Everythingr you see in this portfolio is made with tools developed by creative communities.
It is not a random fact that “Chi Ha Ucciso Il Conte?” is a question and not a statement.
My approach to design starts from the idea that design is a process that requires people to ask to themselves many questions.
My Work
“Chi Ha Ucciso il Conte?” is specialized in developing the Design of hand crafted electronic music instruments.
His work consists in understanding the...“Chi Ha Ucciso il Conte?” (“Who Killed The Count?”) is a pseudonym for the Venice based designer Nicolò Merendino.
It is not a random fact that “Chi Ha Ucciso Il Conte?” is a question and not a statement.
My approach to design starts from the idea that design is a process that requires people to ask to themselves many questions.
My Work
“Chi Ha Ucciso il Conte?” is specialized in developing the Design of hand crafted electronic music instruments.
His work consists in understanding the artist's needs and translating them into a usable and expressive shapes. Nick is skilled in using Digital Fabrication techniques, and of course in
applying finishes manually to the machine's output, starting from an internship at STEIM in the Netherlands he already collaborated with the development of several electronic music instruments and sound installations all over Europe.
In parallel with my main activity I also give workshops, and I worked at the Waag Society as Fablab manager and Digital fabrication researcher.
I know how to use the all most common CAD softwares, but I decided to use exclusively open source softwares to develop my projects.
Everythingr you see in this portfolio is made with tools developed by creative communities.
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