Come and discover the exhibition of the beautiful photos of Gilles Roux: a study of biodiversity in a shared Parisian garden. The pollinator inventory began with the shared garden in July 2005, about 300 species were photographed and documented in 3 years. Each photo shows a different species of insect (antephorus, bombus, ladybugs, hoverflies, bees, etc.) on a different flower or plant (with simple and documented legends) The objectives of the project are to arouse curiosity for the tiny, not always visible to the human eye, make it clear that the diversity of the species planted attracts the diversity of insects and make known the importance of pollination in biodiversity.