From 9 March to 6 May 2023, Fisheye Gallery brings together Léa Habourdin, Almudena Romera, Laure Winants, Ilanit Illouz and Tamaki Yoshia, five women photographers and visual artists with a common concern: the future of the environment. Rich in their respective backgrounds but also in their own sensitivities, their views intersect and offer a variation on the same theme, harmonious in the complementarity it suggests. As true alchemists of reality, the raw material, devoid of any human transformation, is at the heart of their unique works, most of which are still unpublished. Salt, plants, coal or fragments of erosion... Between a scientific and artistic approach, natural agents show in turn what the urban eye no longer perceives. Tamaki Yoshia is the only one to use toxic products as a counterpoint. Like a revelator with a marked contrast, her compositions allow us to better sketch the contours of this ecology of the sensitive, sublime and fragile at the same time.