The dramatic arts for Mr. Aria has been a life long endeavor. Mojean met the late Heath Ledger at a film screening when he was twelve years old. He now refers to that time as a "subconscious spiritual revelation."When his parents divorced and life seemed at a standstill, N.I.D.A (National Institution of Dramatic Arts) stepped in to support Mojean's training at the institution whose notable alumni include Cate Blanchett, Judy Davis, Mel Gibson, and Hugo Weaving. At fourteen, he was the youngest student to partake in the adult classes.Mojean was born and predominately raised in Sydney, Australia but credits his multi-cultural background as having a huge effect on him. When he was in high-school, Australia was going through what is now referred to as it's darkest days. The nation was in turmoil as race riots had broken out across the country. The years of tension that occurred and having friends on "both sides" made a lasting impact on Mojean which he says, "Ignited his focus on the importance of arts."When asked about his influences it seemed Mojean couldn't help but spill out an extensive list that included actors of all periods, musicians, painters, poets, choreographers, film-makers, playwrights, even chefs and martial artists. He was sure to emphasize that they all have equal significance to him. He believes training is a life long pursuit and although he still seeks out certain teachers to collaborate with and learn from. He says the pursuit of an artist works best for him if approached as a lifestyle, instead of a focused separate amount of time. The ability to weave all his habits to make sure they're in line with his goals is forever evolving.Mojean currently resides in Los Angeles. In 2017, he started the collective production company Mystic Makers with close friends.