Sina Saberi is a dance artist, performer, and cultural worker based in Germany. With a background in literature, theater, and movement, he creates interdisciplinary and immersive experiences with and for the public, often engaging with public, semi-public, and other spaces.

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His practice explores questions of being through choreography, with a particular interest in form, encounter, and ways of being together. In 2017, he initiated Kakeshan, an evolving space for choreographic creation and dance outreach, as an extension of this ongoing artistic inquiry. His work has been presented internationally by dance festivals and institutions.

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Alongside his artistic practice, he has contributed to international organizations through curatorial collaborations and artistic programming, and is the author of texts published in international journals and publications.

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