Peter van der Linde

Netherlands

Dutch artist Peter van der Linde combines storytelling, digital design and hand-sculpted form with traditional sculptural processes.

Each work begins with a story and character design. Some figures are sculpted directly by hand, while others are designed digitally before taking physical form. Van der Linde then extensively reworks each sculpture by hand, using clay, epoxy, pigments, patina and metallic acrylics to build texture and character.

Selected works are cast in bronze using the lost wax method - and individually patinated, while others become unique, hand-finished mixed-media sculptures.

Many of Peter’s sculptures exist not only as physical works, but also as characters within original narrative worlds of his own creation, accompanied by audio stories he produces himself. Others form part of sculptural series exploring memory, creation, decay, responsibility and our relationship with time.

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Credentials

  • Featured in gallery curations
  • Works on commission

They bought an artwork from this artist

"The sculpture is a great piece of art which has been given a special place at our home."

An Art Lover, purchase made in September 2025: "Ava - the vigil", Bronze With Stand , Length: 1.6in, Height: 5.9in, Depth: 1.6in

Peter van der Linde
Luma - the turn
$1,210
Sculptor, Conceptual Artist, Digital Artist