Pauline graduated from Ensci-LesAteliers and Ensaama. Both courses have allowed me to learn different things and multiply experiences abroad, in France, in small agencies or in luxury, between knowledge and creation. She had the opportunity to participate in numerous workshops, form of work that she particularly appreciate for its collaborative and multidisciplinary aspect. Working in a team like very special to her, it seems that mixing universe and skills always makes a stronger project. More intimately, she thinks that her passion for creation and design dates back to her childhood when she was staying in the antique shop of my grandparents in St. Paul in the Marais. Roman Pin is inspired by the formatting process and the industrial vocabulary where they imagine singular objects and reconsider our everyday landscape.