Patrick Heintzmann

Patrick Heintzmann is a Germany-based creative developer and technologist who designs and builds real-time interactive systems for websites and physical spaces. Working independently or as part of a studio or production team, he contributes from concept and technical direction through execution. Over the past decade, he has collaborated with studios, agencies, artists and brands worldwide, including work with Lusion and Demodern.

His services span interactive web development, 3D and WebGL experiences, games, WebXR, projection mapping, installations and custom creative tools. Projects combine software with physical technologies such as sensors, cameras, smartphones and LED displays. Examples include KVB Live, an animated map of Cologne’s tram network; Shader TV, an interactive installation controlled with an original television remote; and Air Hockey, a projected game using camera tracking and sensors. His portfolio also features browser-based games, interactive product pages and immersive experiences for clients including Meta and Montefiore Einstein. Work has received recognition from FWA, Awwwards and The Polys. He also shares experiments, prototypes and research through his lab.