Víctor Manuel Fleites Escobar

A practice built through observation

Víctor developed TARZAN MOVEMENT through sustained observation of bodies, animals, nature and the ways people learn. His work treats movement as a way of seeing clearly—not as a performance or a fixed collection of exercises.

The practice uses four primate archetypes—Gorilla, Gibbon, Orangutan and Chimpanzee—as maps for grounding, suspension, adaptation, play and community.

Letters from the founder

Víctor's published letters explore attention, fear, learning, community and the difference between performing movement and experiencing it.