German artist Johan Lorbeer performs 'Tarzan'

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Guest: Guest (169 days ago)
Look at pics 6, 8 & 15. His left arm is definitely not real. It's too long & I agree with the bracket through the suit theory. Looks good though!
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Guest: Dan K (170 days ago)
There must be some kind of bracket off the wall that goes through the sleeve and he is hanging from a harness....either that, or that dude can fly!
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BigHot (170 days ago)
It's so obviously a fake. The wall is in fact the floor. He's standing on one hand, the observers are lying in a pile, then the photo is rotated 90 degrees. Simple.
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Guest (171 days ago)
Ya, i don't think anyone can hold his arm like that for such a long time
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RodManhatten (171 days ago)
Actually, looking closer at the photos, his left arm and hand could be completely fake.
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RodManhatten (171 days ago)
My guess is he's standing on a rigid steel or carbon fibre bar that's built into his left shoe and runs inside his suit, probably involves some bracing along his back, and then angles to the wall where it's very firmly anchored (actually it probably runs through the wall and is anchored on the inside of the building).
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rogem002 (171 days ago)
That is amazing, how is it done?
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German artist Johan Lorbeer performs 'Tarzan'

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