Who am I?
I am Angela, a 17-year-old explorer navigating the worlds of horseback riding, laboratories, and theater stages. The philosopher Martin Buber once said, “All real living is meeting.” For me, equestrianism is precisely such a sincere, cross-species encounter.
This cross-species understanding has taught me to view life itself from a broader perspective. I integrate this understanding into multiple dimensions. In science and innovation, I attempt to invent assistive training devices to optimize human-horse collaboration; in the realm of public welfare, I promote equine-assisted therapy and initiate projects focused on animal protection; while the stage of musical theater has taught me how to convey beliefs through emotion and storytelling, lending infectious power to action.
I firmly believe that this attitude of respect for life can help us rebuild a harmonious relationship with nature and other species. It is precisely for this reason that I am eager to continue exploring the intersection of technology, humanities, and public welfare in a diverse, open, and challenging academic environment, bringing tangible and warm change to the world.
Horses have been my greatest partners in sport, and personal growth. Each one I have worked with has taught me something unique, whether it was patience and trust during early dressage training, resilience in the face of competition pressure, or the quiet comfort of simply sitting with each other on long mornings at the stable. This section is dedicated to the horses who have shaped my journey, as an athlete, and as a learner and advocate for equine welfare.
Darky (Gelding)
Enlightenment horse
Darky is the horse that lead me to step on the journey of equestrian. He is the first horse, a really gentle and kind one, I rode in lng etri
Darko (Gelding)
Enlightenment horse
Stable, brave and gentle. My first coach taught me how to get along with and prepare horses using him.
