“Building from simple modular forms, Cruschiform creates intricate and visually striking landscapes that demand a closer look.”
— Grain Edit
Cruschiform is the French creative studio of illustrator and graphic designer Marie Laure Cruschi. Her impeccably produced work sings with precision and is worthy of a wide range of clients across publications, campaign signage, prints, and editorial commissions. Working between Paris and the small French town of Nîmes, Marie-Laure works from her desk, surrounded by a large library of books to keep her inspired. “Color and geometry have been driving my work for many years. Color is my driving force; it’s my emotional and narrative support,” says Marie-Laure. “Geometry serves as a base for me to create strong and expressive compositions.” Her often-replicated use of color and geometry is the backbone of her work — demonstrated particularly in her illustrations for the highly successful Cabins book published by Taschen.
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