Excellence,
across every
sector.
Every industry has its codes, constraints and expectations. Nexia Studio adapts its art direction and creative production to each universe — without ever diluting visual standards. For over ten years, our team has been working with luxury brands, industrial groups, financial institutions and SaaS publishers, across France and internationally.
Our approach remains the same whatever the field : understand the competitive context, identify which visual codes to respect or break, then deliver AI-augmented creative production — without ever compromising on taste or human reflection. This rigour lets Nexia move from an institutional film for ESA to a visual identity for a luxury house, from a web redesign for a private bank to a brand film for a car manufacturer.
Luxury brands
Luxury demands pixel-perfect precision. Cinematic art direction, immersive websites and brand films for premium universes.
Discover →Industry & B2B
Safran, Thales, Alstom. Industrial production deserves a visual narrative that matches its technical complexity.
Discover →Finance & Banking
BNP Paribas, Crédit Agricole. Educational motion design, institutional identity and high-level financial communication.
Discover →Tech & SaaS
Startups, scale-ups and software editors. Branding, interfaces and storytelling for tech products that want to make an impression.
Discover →Institutional
ESA, local authorities, public organisations. Credibility, clarity and impact for institutions that communicate with standards.
Discover →One method,
five universes.
Luxury & premium
Luxury does not tolerate approximation. Every pixel, every transition, every typographic choice engages the perceived value of the brand. Nexia produces brand films, WebGL experiences and visual identities with the rigour of a maison : cinematic art direction, custom typography, high-end post-production. See the luxury approach →
Industry & B2B
Translating technical complexity into visual storytelling : that's the challenge for groups like Safran, Thales, Alstom or Sekurit. Nexia produces technical motion designs, corporate films and explainer videos that turn industrial processes into clear narratives. Our use of generative AI lets us visualise invisible concepts : flows, sensors, software architectures. See the industry approach →
Finance & banking
The financial sector imposes a double layer of demand : regulatory and narrative. Nexia works with BNP Paribas, Crédit Agricole and others on their brand guidelines, annual reports and educational videos. The tone is institutional but never cold. Productions respect legal constraints without giving up on art direction. See the finance approach →
Tech & SaaS
Software editors face a recurring problem : explaining an abstract product to a saturated market. Nexia combines SaaS branding, UX/UI design, product motion and high-conversion landing pages. The goal : turn an interface into a story, a feature into a benefit, a roadmap into a promise. See the tech approach →
Institutional
Public and scientific institutions — ESA, local authorities, museums — share one need : to communicate with credibility, clarity and impact. Nexia designs their institutional films, web platforms and brand strategies with a fine understanding of public vocabulary. Our work with ESA on space missions is a recurring illustration. See the institutional approach →
One team,
four cities.
Nexia Studio is based in Paris (headquarters), Nice, Aix-en-Provence and Sophia Antipolis. This layout is not accidental : it reflects the way the best creative talent works today. Art direction happens from Sophia Antipolis, web development from Aix-en-Provence (Kosmo Studio), branding and visual identity from Nice. The Paris office centralises coordination and client hosting. The result : a more agile team, a reduced structural cost, and sector collaborations that cover all of France — whether you are an industrial group in the East, a Parisian luxury house, a Lyon-based SaaS editor or a Mediterranean institution. Talk to ZIA or to the studio to start a project in your sector.