Jean-Henri Fabre: An Unflinching Observer of Nature

Did you know that a 19th-century French entomologist became a true cultural icon in Japan? This curious observer dedicated his life to studying the microscopic world of insects, transforming science into poetry accessible to all. The André Malraux Library relies on the living trait of Gregori Drouot's graphic novel and fascinating photographs from the Natural History Museum collections to retrace this extraordinary destiny. From January 21st to May 10th, 2026, the event pays tribute to this visionary naturalist who managed to capture the invisible with his own eyes. Between illustrated boards and archival photographs, the path reveals how this self-taught scientist revolutionized our perception of biodiversity. This is a privileged opportunity to understand the lasting influence of a passionate individual whose writings continue to inspire lovers of life across the globe.