Founded in 1996, c-album is an independent creative agency specialising in graphic design. Its core business: giving shape to messages. Visual identity, print and digital communication, artistic consultancy, publishing, signage, layout: c-album covers all the fields opened up by this essential mission, while maintaining the high standards of form motivates all its commitments. Since 2004, through its sister company Polygonia, the agency has also been involved in the creation and production of derivative objects. Over the last thirty years, the agency has worked with some of the world's biggest institutions and most ambitious cultural projects, including the Picasso Museum, the National Museum of Natural History and the Comédie-Française. Through its collaborative practice, which is highly compatible with the sciences of architecture and museography, c-album has also forged strong links with the fields of space and lifestyle (mobility, landscape, facilities).

Generalist by vocation, it is now multiplying initiatives to take graphic design into new territories: towards a diverse public and into more unexpected environments - the spiritual field, healthcare, industry. The agency brings together a mosaic of complex skills, united by a shared vision of how to work: curiosity, a desire to learn, experimentation. This approach takes precedence over stylistic reflexes, to bring out, through research, tailor-made proposals, nurtured by connections between different disciplines at the frontiers of graphic design. Founded by Laurent Ungerer, a former collaborator of Jean Widmer and long-time teacher at the Ecole des Arts Décoratifs (Paris), the agency mixes generations and welcomes emerging graphic design talents. Its strong cross-disciplinary approach reflects geographically: based in Paris at the heart of a rich creative ecosystem - NC Nathalie Crinière (scenography agency), Gélatic (lighting design company), La Méduse (audiovisual installation studio) - c-album likes to build bridges and encourage collaboration.