#henri charriere

[carni-val]

Soooo it’s been a hot minute but I’m getting back into my Charlie Hunnam hyper fixation so if anyone wants to send some requests through, my ask box is open 👀

[jaucher]

[mesutbahtiyarolacak]

Evet, şu sıra yalnızlığa katlanabilmek, eskisinden de güç. . Öyle bir haldeyim ki, düşüncelerimle geçmişte ve günümüzde gezinmek için gözlerimi kapamam bile gerekmiyor.

[cemyafilmarsiv]

Papillon directed by Franklin J. Schaffner.

[blog-ruki]

[thepapillon]

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[pilgrim1975]

Felons on Film, Alan Whicker and Devil's Island.

This is an old documentary shot by legendary traveller and broadcaster Alan Whicker in 1971, only eighteen years after the last prisoners returned from the former ‘Penal Administration, French Guyana.’ Made notorious by Papillon, Rene Belbenoit and the 1973 movie starring Steve McQueen and Dustin Hoffman (for which Henri ‘Papillon‘ Charriere was an advisor) the legendary ‘bagne’ is laid bare in…

[honestmysteries]

Aww I’m sorry to hear that 😢

Also the chemistry between these two, damn 🥵🔥

Rami Malek as Louis Dega Papillon (2017)

[audreygianelliart]

The timelapse video of my artwork of Charlie Hunnam as Henry Charriére dans the biopic PAPILLON

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Made with walnut stain, technic close to watercolor.

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Who saw this movie ?

[youremyheaven]

butterfly motif 🦋& vedic astrology

ive wanted to exclusively dedicate a post towards the use of the butterfly motif in pop culture, so here it is!! i think butterflies have had a re-emergence in fashion in the last few years and im here for it!!

🦋 as i've mentioned in many other posts, the nakshatras closely tied to using this motif repeatedly are the pisces rashi nakshatras of ubp and revati along with punarvasu nakshatra.

Revati moon, Rihanna wearing butterfly eye lashes.

Venus exalts in Pisces and ive noticed that these natives are often drawn to Venusian aesthetics and imagery.

Rihanna at a Savage x Fenty show. You cannot tell me this isn't reminiscent of the Birth of Venus and the colour scheme is super Venus coded as well.

UBP sun Lady Gaga wearing butterfly face paint. she has often gravitated towards this motif over the years.

here she is in a blue butterfly dress

idk about you but when i see wings, i think butterfly 🦋. hence why this look is here 🤭😌

yet another lady gaga butterfly lewk

2. bella hadid for Swarovski. bella has ketu in ubp and girlie is obsessed with butterflies 😍

3. kendall jenner, ubp moon wearing a butterfly print dress

4. emrata, also ubp moon wearing a butterfly print dress

5. urfi javed, an indian entertainer who has ubp ketu wearing an outfit with a butterfly motif

6. dua lipa, punarvasu moon and known for her butterfly obsession wearing a blumarine butterfly head to toe lewk

7.brie larson ubp asc wearing a winged dress

8. sarah jessica parker is ubp sun & venus with revati mercury atmakaraka and this is a vvv iconic look from sex and the city

9.bella hadid had an nft thingie and the teaser(?) for it depicted her as a cyborg in a pool of water with butterflies. couldn't get more pisces coded than that tbh

10. queen latifah, ubp sun with those butterfly tats. ive noticed a lot of pisces girlies specifically choosing blue butterflies over any other type👀

11. halsey, punarvasu moon and has a butterfly tattoo!!

12. mariah carey, i mean we all know the OG iconic butterfly top moment but here's an underrated lewk from this punarvasu queen who also has an album titled Butterfly

she also has a perfume line called Lollipop Bling that's packaged like this:

13. Kendrick Lamar's to pimp a butterfly

he has mercury and mars in punarvasu. jup in revati atmakaraka and ubp rahu. lamar has implied that the title alludes to the nature of celebrity and how something free spirited and beautiful can be so violently controlled. again, VERY pisces coded.

14. brand new eyes by paramore

hayley williams, who is the lead singer has revati mars amatyakaraka.

15. dolly parton has a very very famous song called love is like a butterfly, she has punarvasu mars conjunct saturn. look at the lyrics of the song, only a cancer girlie would go so soft like this 🥺

Love is like a butterfly

As soft and gentle as a sigh

The multicolored moods of love are like its satin wings

Love makes your heart feel strange inside

It flutters like soft wings in flight

Love is like a butterfly, a rare and gentle thing

Dolly also has a perfume called "Tennessee Sunset" and its packaged like this:

16. alexander mcqueen, the fashion designer had ubp sun and used lots of winged imagery in his work

17. vincent van gogh, revati sun ubp venus and mars and punarvasu rising has a series of paintings called butterflies. i personally associate whimsical art with both pisces rashi and punarvasu. ill make another post some day but the impressionist movement and even the surrealist movement were vvv influenced by these two placements.

18. Papillon 1973

its based on the true story of henri charriere, who is played by steve mcqueen in the movie. not only is the movie called papillon (french for butterfly) the character also has a butterfly chest tattoo and steve mqueen has ubp sun, revati venus atmakaraka and punarvasu rising

19. silence of the lambs<3

one of the most iconic movie posters of all time features a moth. this moth also plays a key role in the movie and is a major motif.

the book on which the movie was based was written by thomas harris, who has a revati stellium (sun, jupiter & ketu)

20. SPOILER ALERT!!

in the movie corpse bride, the titular character dissolves into a bunch of butterflies at the end of the movie

corpse bride is played by helena bonham carter who has ubp saturn and ketu in revati

21. Kali Uchis, punarvasu sun often uses butterfly imagery

This photoshoot was conceptualised and shot by the South Korean photographer Choi Gi Seok who has purvabhadrapada moon (0 degrees pisces)

His work heavily features butterfly imagery ;

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my own take is that, since pisces is the final rashi and the point of "absolution" it represents the end of chrysalis, when all elements have come together to create transformation; in pisces there is nothing left to do, but seek liberation from these cycles (its purpose is moksha,after all) and dissolve entirely into the cosmic ocean.

a butterfly is a beautiful symbol, representing not only the death of the creature that inhabited the cocoon but also reminding us that that death is necessary because only then can something as beautiful as a butterfly emerge from within that womb. the womb is the source of creation but you're not meant to stay there forever, that's not just stagnancy, that's death. birth is a painful process because you're leaving behind the only place you've ever known but you have no other option so you must be brave enough to face it.

this brings us to the connection of punarvasu nakshatra to butterflies. punarvasu's deity is goddess Aditi who is creation itself; she is the cosmic mother, she created this universe. in pisces, you seek liberation from the cycles of life but in punarvasu, life, the universe, creation itself takes place. thus it represents the butterfly emerging from the cocoon to claim its identity as a butterfly because the life it led before that was a non-life, it wasn't yet a butterfly, it was a non-being. goddess Aditi embodies infinite space and primordial vastness. what better way to represent the cosmic abundance than with a symbol like a butterfly? 🦋you cannot ask who created you because you are your own creation

“Once upon a time, I dreamt I was a butterfly, fluttering hither and thither, to all intents and purposes a butterfly. I was conscious only of my happiness as a butterfly, unaware that I was myself. Soon I awaked, and there I was, veritably myself again. Now I do not know whether I was then a man dreaming I was a butterfly, or whether I am now a butterfly, dreaming I am a man.”- Zhuangzi

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that's it for now but i'll keep updating as i find more examples💛i hope this was interesting<3

[justreblogginfics]

This man and these characters are just 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰 I believe what I meant to say was dreamy 😅

I just absolutely love how @carni-val writes each of these characters, they are all so amazingly and beautifully written! I simply cannot pick one to praise because they are all worth praising!✨

Charlie Hunnam Characters Masterlist

Raymond Smith

Will “Ironhead” Miller

Henri “Papillon” Charrière

Jax Teller

Arthur Pendragon

[detournementsmineurs]

Maison de famille dite "Le Chalet" ancien pavillon de la Finlande - ou de la Norvège - par l'architecte Holm Hansen Munthe (1848-1898) pour l'Exposition Universelle de Paris (1889), racheté et remonté au fond du jardin comme extension de la propriété par les grands-parents de Brigitte Bardot à Louveciennes, où celle-ci s'est mariée à Jacques Charrier (1959), puis occupé par l'écrivain belge Henry Bauchau (1913-2012), beau-père de Mijanou Bardot, sœur de l'actrice, octobre 2024.

[theadaptableeducator]

Weekend Book Reviews - Papillon by Henri Charriere

Papillon is an extraordinary tale of resilience, hope, and the unbreakable human spirit. The book is an autobiographical account of Henri Charrière, also known by his nickname “Papillon” (French for “butterfly”), who was wrongfully convicted of murder in 1931 and sentenced to life imprisonment in the notorious French Guiana penal colony. The memoir chronicles his numerous daring escape attempts,…

[lannisterdaddyissues]

tag nine people you'd like to know better thank you @pacingo for the tag!! 🥰 i'd like to get to know you better too

last song: undercover angel by alan o'day :^)

currently watching: rewatching spin city with my mom (i am not immune to michael j fox in a suit)

currently reading: unfortunately nothing at the moment but i would love to read papillon by henri charriere, i missed out on buying a copy at the interior mall a month ago and i am still thinking about the excerpts i read :'(

current obsession: tom cruise hehe

tagging @nicejobkid @starrybouquet @starryinspace @airlocksandaviaries @enthyrea @awkwxrdapple @calkale @doodledraw @ladywaffles @taeminsairpods @skinnycruise i know it said 9 people but idc <3

[shinkai-kaiju]

ill admit as an addendum i was weird bc i had just finished reading Papillion by Henri Charriere in like. end of elementary school. I also really likes the books we got told to read for class so the wrinkle in time series and miss frisby were read multiple times

[creativemorningsbogota]

EL CAZADOR DE PAISAJES SONOROS

“Los viernes son siempre días frescos”, dice una canción de Blind Melon.

Sin duda son días que se sienten distintos, mucho más si hay evento de CreativeMornings.

Lo primero que me toca cuando salgo a la calle es el aire frío de la mañana.  Luego llegan los sonidos: mis pasos sobre el pavimento, los pitos de los carros, voces de personas, sirenas; la ciudad que se termina de despertar.

Tiempo después   Juan Pablo Culasso llega a Colabora Space,  el  lugar que por segunda vez acoge a la comunidad creativa. 

Es el speaker encargado de darnos la charla sobre Touch, el tema del mes, escogido a nivel global, para CreativeMornings.  

Desde hace más de 20 años, Juan Pablo trabaja en la grabación y divulgación de sonidos de la naturaleza.

Cuando tenía 16 años hizo una salida con un grupo de biólogos para buscar pájaros capuchinos. Esa vez el líder del equipo le dio unos casetes cromados junto con un reflector parabólico, para que  grabara sus trinos. 

Yo quiero dedicarme a esto por el resto de mi vida, pensó en ese momento. 

En 2014 fue el ganador de la primera edición del programa Supercerebros, transmitido por el canal National Geographic, gracias a su habilidad para identificar a las aves por sus cantos.

Momentos antes de iniciar la charla, aprovecho para hablar un poco con él. Cuando le pido una definición de  tacto,  responde: es mi mundo;  Juan Pablo es ciego de nacimiento.

No puede vivir sin café y sin chocolate amargo.  “El chocolate dulce no existe”, sentencia. Su actividad favorita es ir al campo a grabar sonidos,  y sus lugares preferidos son los páramos y los bosques de niebla.  

Si de comida se trata, cree que nada supera el atún rojo crudo.

Uno de sus sueños es poder ir a un concierto de Bruce Springsteen, y su libro favorito es Papillon de Henri Charriere.

“Tengo un apellido súper feo”, dice para comenzar su charla y luego ríe. “Quiero contarles cómo una persona ciega es creativa y trabaja con el sonido”.

Cuenta que la naturaleza es inclemente y no da muchas oportunidades.  De ahí la importancia de tener los mejores equipos, dar REC y esperar a que las cosas salgan bien.

Luego pregunta lo siguiente: “¿Tienen idea de qué es lo que más se está perdiendo?”

“Biodiversidad”, responde un hombre, y otro par de asistentes se aventuran a dar una respuesta, pero ninguno acierta.

“Estamos perdiendo el paisaje sonoro.  Cada vez tengo que ir más lejos e invertir más para capturar los sonidos de la naturaleza. He estado en lugares en los que el sonido del paso de un avión dura hasta diez minutos”.  

Eso es algo que lo preocupa, pues su trabajo consiste en captar paisajes sonoros, así que vive con la incertidumbre  de no saber si a los pocos días de registrar uno, de repente va a dejar de existir.

Juan Pablo cuenta que uno de los mayores desafíos de su trabajo  es que los micrófonos no eligen lo que quieren captar. Además, para un buen sistema de sonido se debe invertir de 25 a 30 mil dólares. 

Piensa que el sonido es una fuente inagotable de imaginación, un mecanismo para rememorar recuerdos, y cree que es mucho más difícil de trabajar que la imagen.

 “Estamos muy lejos de grabar algo y ser fieles a lo que el oído escucha. Lo único que puede competir con el sonido es un libro”, concluye.

Su trabajo como sonidista  de la naturaleza le ayuda a comprender el mundo, y uno de sus mayores logros ha sido la creación de la primera ruta de sonidos de aves para ciegos.    

En cuanto a su discapacidad dice: “La gente te mira el triple y te juzga por igual”. Cree que ante eso hay dos opciones:  caer en el discurso de “Pobrecito yo” o darle con toda siempre para adelante.

“Quiero mostrarles un sonido” dice, al tiempo que deja el micrófono sobre la mesa y comienza a manejar su portátil de forma hábil.

Lo que suena parece ser el ruido del viento, agua y el trino de distintos pájaros.

Detiene la grabación para decirnos: “Es un sonido sutil de dos gansos sobrevolando un lago. Por suerte dejé el micrófono en ese lugar, y aunque estaban pasando muchos carros, logré  rescatar 20 segundos de una grabación de una hora”.

Luego pone una grabación de un atardecer en Brasil. Se escucha los trinos de muchos pájaros como si estuvieran conversando.  Juan Pablo dice: “Fíjense en las capas del sonido. Se escucha más suave porque fue grabado en la sabana.  Cuando hay menos obstáculos, el sonido se propaga menos”.  

Y así nos enseña otro par de grabaciones, pero cada vez que pone una, se alcanza a notar lo mucho que disfruta el sonido de la naturaleza  y compartir su conocimiento con las personas.

Su discapacidad, parece, le permite relacionarse con el mundo de otra manera.   tal vez una más sensible.

Para finalizar nos enseña una grabación del pacífico colombiano, de un lugar situado 50 kilómetros adentro de la carretera hacia Buenaventura.  

“Ha sido uno de los paisajes más bonitos que he grabado hasta el momento”, cuenta.

CreativeMornings/Bogotá le quiere dar las gracias a todas las personas  y empresas que lograron que esta charla fuera posible:  A  CO+LABORA, por acogernos una vez más en sus agradables y creativas instalaciones; a Stay Crafty y Café Pensado por brindarnos un delicioso desayuno; a Osa Imagen por el registro audiovisual del evento, y a Jackie Frysz  por el fotográfico, y como siempre a todos los miembros de nuestra comunidad creativa por la asistencia y el apoyo a todos los eventos.

Esperen pronto en nuestras redes sociales, toda la información del evento de marzo bajo el tema Corrupción.

Escrito por Haki Storytelling.