Mosh's biography is a fascinating tale of transformation and resilience. Born in Russia during the Soviet Union, she was raised by parents who worked with the national gymnastics team. At just three years old, she and her family relocated to Florida, and later to Maryland, where she began her career in professional gymnastics at the tender age of five.
As a child prodigy, Mosh became the youngest member of a competitive cheerleading squad at just seven years old, a feat she accomplished for seven consecutive years. Her dedication and passion for gymnastics led her to spend ten years honing her craft, until a devastating accident forced her to reevaluate her career.
At the age of seventeen, Mosh's life took a dramatic turn when she discovered fetish photography online. She became captivated by the imagery and eventually dropped out of college, where she was studying graphic design, to pursue a new path as a model and burlesque performer.
Since then, Mosh has worked with renowned photographers, models, and designers, gracing the covers of prominent publications such as Playboy.com, Vogue Italia, Maxim, Bizarre, Marquis, and Girls and Corpses magazine, alongside American film director Lloyd Kaufman.
In addition to her modeling and burlesque career, Mosh has also ventured into the world of fashion, designing latex clothing for Collective Chaos and collaborating with Pin-up lingerie enthusiasts Dottie's Delights on two exclusive playsuits. She continues to work on her own brand whenever possible.
In 2013, Mosh made her mainstream media debut, starring in music videos for artists such as Pink, Korn, and Duran Duran's Nick Rhodes and Warren Cuccurullo's new music group TV Mania.
