As the general public were discovering the Internet in 1995, Clémence Farrell was awarded the Hachette-Lagardère Foundation’s Young Multimedia Creator grant, together with graphic designers Ich&Kar. In 1996, when she graduated from the Higher National School of Decorative Arts, she also began to work for the film industry. Artistic directors called her in as a graphic artist and she worked with the directors of advertising commercials, promotional videos and fictional films as a production designer. After her twins were born, she left the film set and became a freelance worker. In 2008, she found her own scenographic and interactive-system design agency. Because of its highly original approach, the Agence Clémence Farrell soon acquired an excellent reputation in the world of exhibition scenography. Its success is certainly due to the special relationships between images, objects and spaces that characterise Clémence Farrell’s projects. Drawing on solid experience, she combines cinema effects, spatial composition, 20th-century mechanical processes and state-of-the-art multimedia techniques to create a synergy of fantasy and reality, playing on this interspace to amaze exhibition visitors and fire their imagination.Armed with her success in the exhibition field and her ability to communicate effectively using processes derived from museography, in 2016, Clémence Farrell decided to expand her business. To do so, she founded Muséomaniac, a production company that develops innovative exhibitions and events, audiovisual resources, multimedia and interactive equipment. In her new role as the company’s producer and creative director, she can call on an extensive network of designers, directors, academics and experts to create new itineraries and presentational resources, and supply advanced solutions for the growing museography market.