Pauline Saglio is an interaction designer based in Lausanne. Born in Paris, she successively integrates Penninghen’s and Sevre’s Ateliers before joining ECAL/University of art and design Lausanne, where she obtained her bachelor in 2013. It was the wish to work on projects that could combine different fields and media that lead Pauline to integrate this unit. First working as an assistant, then as a teacher in Visual Communication, she is now Head of Media and Interaction Design at ECAL. Coming from very academic schools, Pauline remains throughout the course of her studies very close to drawings mainly working with frame by frame animations she combines with programming and interactivity in order to break its linearity. During her studies, she met Mathieu Rivier, interaction designer with who she shares this wish to change the vision that some people have of interactive and digital projects. They like to work by proposing highly accessible projects that use for most analog objects. It is this interest in the combination of tangible and digital objects that is the thread conductor of their work and that remains their main source of inspiration to offer increasingly playful works.