Mohamed was born in 1994 in Casablanca, Morocco.
In 2012, he discovered hip-hop through YouTube and began training in the streets and in dance clubs. He also took part in various competitions alongside this practice.
In 2014, he joined the École nationale de cirque Shems’y in Salé, Morocco, specializing in aerial straps and floor acrobatics. He created several acts and performed in school productions during the Karacena festival, including Yettou, directed by Jawad Essounani, and Amakyn, directed by Fatym.
He also performed as a dancer in the show Ana w yek, directed and choreographed by Salima Moumni from the Compagnie Les pieds nus.
His journey led him to explore performing arts in their diversity, working across circus, dance, and theatre.
Mohamed was selected by the Centre national des arts du cirque for a three-year training program, completing his first year (DNSP1) at the École nationale des arts du cirque de Rosny-sous-Bois.
This allowed him to meet other artists and directors such as Nikolaus, the Frères Ben Aïm, and Christophe Huysman.
Centre National des Arts du Cirque