Student essay written in en (native language: French, CEFR level: B1, field of study: Arts)

When I was a child, when we were on holidays, my parents were taking me to see the churches, the museums and other places where culture blew. I think it is were my love for art comes from.
I remember a trip to Paris where we did actually visit one cathedral or church every single day! Since I do not believe in god, I was bored, and didn't want to go and visit this religious space. Still, I was curious and eventhough they couldn't answer to all my questions, I did often ask my parents what does this or that painting represent. I was also very impressed by the highness of the churches and constructions.
Moreover, I did enjoy going to the museums, not particularily the ones about history, but certainely the ones about art. I really loved the sculptures and I still do today. I didn't know anything about art but I already was fond of it. I think it's because I hadn't got a knowledge of art, that I wanted to choose studies that could teach me more about art history.
In addition of that, when I was 8, I learned the famous poem of Alex Dupont, Le Corbeau et le Renard. I did tell it to my class and my teacher said something like "We can see that you are taking acting class". The point is, that I didn't take acting class and I didn't know anything about theatre but I was hype by this teacher (who was really impressed), and I took acting class the next year. I practiced theatre until my 18 birthday and at the end I was not a fan of acting myself but every important artistic moment I've ever lived, I did live it in a theatre. That's
why I decided to keep a link with theatre even if I stoped a
cting.
Today, I'm pursuing two cursus in the same time because I can't make a choice and can't decide weither I prefer living art such as theatre or dance or art history which includes canvas, sculpture and architecture. Sometimes, I can make links between this two worlds wich are in fact deeply connected, and I am very happy with it.