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Nextia.

Before anyone is looking, someone is already seeing.

Nēxtiā · to bring to lightSouthern California · Est. 2026

You were made to be seen. We make the world look.

01 / La vuelta

She turns. Everyone she has ever been turns with her.

02 / Ixtli

Ixtli — the face, the eye; the moment a thing is finally looked at.

03 / La ciudad

Out of the dark, into the city. We make creative vision visible.

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The studio

Nextia is a creative studio from Southern California. We help people create and expand their creative vision — from the first blurry idea to the thing the world finally sees.

About

Founded by a Mexican-American with North American Indigenous roots, the studio makes identities, films, sites and worlds for founders, artists and teams who see further than their current tools allow. We work in two languages and one light.

You were made to be seen. Hecho para ser visto.
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What we make

Six pieces — products, places and one exhibition — all built here.

Glass Grove — Studio site · WebGL
Glass GroveStudio site · WebGL · Concept
Perch Markets — Fintech product
Perch MarketsFintech product · Live beta
Projects Become Worlds — Digital exhibition
Projects Become WorldsDigital exhibition · In production
Grand Valley Psychiatry — Practice website
Grand Valley PsychiatryPractice website · Concept
First Pounce — iOS product
First PounceiOS product · Prototype
BonusField — Discovery site
BonusFieldDiscovery site · Live

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The people

The founder of Nextia, drawn by the site's own field, half calligraphy and half photograph
Founder · DirectorSouthern California · Mexican-American · North American Indigenous roots
[1]Founded in Southern California

By a Mexican-American creative with North American Indigenous roots. The studio carries both: the eye and the sun.

[2]A small core, a wide circle

Directors, designers, developers and artists brought in per project, across California and Mexico.

[3]Two languages, one light

We work in English and Spanish, and we design for anyone who has ever been told their idea was too big.