Infernity – Fire Art

Infernity – Fire Art is a Bulgarian organization specializing in teaching circus arts related to juggling, object manipulation, and fire arts. Based in Sofia, it combines regular teaching activities with the creation of professional shows.

Since November 1, 2021 , Infernity – Fire Art has been welcoming students to its training studio located at 62B Sofroniy Vrachanski Street , in the Banishora district. The studio offers group and individual classes for beginners, intermediate practitioners, and those wishing to refine their techniques.

The instruction includes juggling with balls, clubs, and rings, as well as several object manipulation disciplines. Participants can discover poi, with two, three, or four accessories, single and double sticks, fans, and hoops.

These techniques help develop coordination , precision , concentration , a sense of rhythm , and body control . Learning is progressive, depending on each participant's experience and goals.

Although the school specializes in fire arts, indoor training takes place without flames . Students use training props to acquire basic techniques before considering any specialized stage performance.

The teaching team includes Plamen Petkov , founder of Infernity – Fire Art, artist and instructor, as well as Boyana Ruseva , who leads group and individual classes. Vasil Magaranov may also assist with juggling instruction.

The school offers regular sessions, private lessons by appointment, and workshops tailored to different events. Distance learning courses are also presented on its website.

In parallel, Infernity – Fire Art creates fire, light and contemporary circus shows . This professional activity offers students an introduction to stage techniques, choreography and artistic interpretation.

The structure indicates that the most advanced students may have the opportunity to join its artistic team and participate in shows in Bulgaria or abroad.

Infernity – Fire Art is thus a specialized training place for people wishing to discover juggling, deepen their object manipulation skills or develop an artistic practice related to the fire arts.