Unicorn Paris
Creative studio producing narrative digital content and new-media experiences for artists, brands and museums
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-13
About Unicorn Paris
Unicorn Paris is a creative studio that designs and produces narrative content for new media, including digital image work and technology-based experiences.
It serves artists, brands and museums. Its projects include advertising films, interactive virtual-reality experiences and augmented-reality filters.
The studio is based in Paris and was founded in 2013, according to its company profile; registry records give a 2017 founding date. The profile describes a team of three art directors.
Product: Creative direction and production of narrative digital content and new-media experiences.
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