Gideon Maoz discovered his love for performing arts and film at a young age. His creative journey began with his own film, writing, and theater projects. After studying at the University of Music and Performing Arts Graz, Gideon focused on contemporary drama. In 2012, he received a special scholarship from the University for his autobiographical play "Fischfleisch," which explores the topic of (left-wing) anti-Semitism. In 2014, he was nominated for the prestigious Nestroy Prize. In 2022, he was awarded a scholarship from the Cultural Department of the City of Vienna for his master's thesis, where he examined the role of the theater in Austria's national identity formation after 1945. Gideon's work is distinguished by his ability to explore profound societal questions through various artistic and scientific approaches. He also operates in educational contexts, at the intersection of art, education and science, successfully bringing together people from diverse fields and perspectives. His commitment to creative exchange and his willingness to explore new paths are reflected in his ongoing work across different contexts. Through his projects, Gideon Maoz not only brings art to the stage but also questions and reflects on societal structures and identities.