Sina's passion for artistry began in the Neumarkter Zambezi Circus Association. At that time she was just seven years old and began to juggle, ride a unicycle or do gymnastics on the ground. "I just had a lot of fun and I noticed that I learn everything quickly," she says.
"I got better and better and then at the age of eleven I joined the club's performance group." As a spectator at the famous circus, her desire to become an artist one day became stronger.
And on a flyer that she got there, she noticed the school in Berlin. “Professionally, I've always wanted to do something that very few do,” says Sina. “Simply something special, something unique. And I like the circus because it enchants people and makes them happy. ”In order to charm her audience herself as an artist, Sina is now working hard on her dream - at least 26 hours a week.
Then everything happened very quickly, she recalls. Because in August her new life in Berlin should begin. “It wasn't that easy,” she says. “Two days before the start of classes, I moved into my room in the boarding house with self-catering.” From then on, shopping, washing clothes, cleaning and vacuuming were on the very short leisure program. Nevertheless, Sina has already taken the time to explore the capital. “Berlin is great,” thinks the woman from Upper Palatinate.
“In the meantime my life has turned upside down. I have developed a lot and have inevitably become much more independent. ”Even if Sina often misses her homeland and her friends - she wants to do everything possible to realize her dream of being an artist and enchanting people with her dance art.