Arsenie was born on 22nd of July, 1983 in Moldova, Chisinau city. He wasn’t a spoiled child, but he grew up in a very harmonious surrounding. His mother worked as a doctor, his father as an engineer. He has a younger sister, who is, as he declares “the best in the world!”. Although growing up in a country which is the poorest in Europe nowadays, he enjoyed his childhood. “My beautiful parents allowed me to have big dreams. Bigger than the country I was born in.”.

His parents gave him the chance to decide his way of life all by himself. “They let me decide by myself what to do with my life, but the advises they gave me have always been very useful to me.” Arsenie was always known as a big dreamer. His biggest dream was to become a big musician, someone whose songs should change the musical history. “When I was a child you could hear me singing at school, at home, in the bathroom, always and everywhere, trying to imitate different singers that I used to listen to!”

Most of the music he was listening to was Russian. “I grew up with Russian music. At that time I had just only one fan, my little sister.”

He started to write his own songs when he turned 15 and it pleased him so much, that he couldn’t stop.
“I realised that only that way I could express myself, my feelings in the real life! I understood that there is a place for me and my dreams in this world.” Arsenie tried to confer the way he wrote songs to his real life.
“I started to build up my life the way I create a song. Then started the life of my dreams like a beautiful melody.”

At the age of 16 Arsenie was involved in a Moldovan folk band named “Stejareii” (the little oaks), playing the contra-bass. In that time he started to perform on the biggest stages of Moldova. But his first performance as a singer was at school. He tried to sing opera, more or less successful. “It seemed so funny to me, so I began to laugh on the stage together with my classmates.” Arsenie still describes this situation as the most craziest thing he ever did.

When he was 17 he started to take singing lessons. His teacher was Larisa Shulga, who became a very important person in his life. She taught him the most important knowledge an artist has to have. “She taught me a lot of things about music and she shared with me her experience as an artist because she was a very famous opera singer in the whole ex- USSR”

In the teaching units she discerned his talent and introduced him to Dan Balan, who invited him to become a new member of “O-Zone”. After a few weeks the composition of the group was completed by Radu Sirbu. The new band became very successful in Moldova and after conquering the Romanian market, they gladdened whole Europe with their biggest hit. “O-ZONE gave me a very good experience. I travelled a lot with the guys all over the world, I slept less nights then ever but I felt really good.” He felt good with his two colleagues who were very talented artists and “very nice and friendly persons”.

After the split of O-Zone in January 2005, Arsenie released, under the stage-name "Arsenium", his first solosingle “Love me… Love me…” in summer, in Germany and France.

In March 2006 he starts together with Aliona Munteanu in the show”Danzes Pentru Tine”. In this show they came in second.
In May Arsenie took part in the Eurovision Songcontest in Athen. Together with Natalia Gordienco and Connect-R he represented Moldova with the song “Loca”.
Arsenie released his first Album “The 33rd Element” in June of the same year in Romania and Moldova.

In June 2007 Arsenie released his 3rd videoclip”Professional Heartbreakers”.
This videoclip is completely animated and was realised according to Arsenie’s ideas together with the company “Simpals LTD” in Chisinau/Moldova.

“Hello, I’m back! With a Ruma-Ruma-Ruma-track…“
With these words Arsenie announced in Summer 2008 cheeky his return into the international charts and clubs!

"My songs are how I am, how I feel, how I live and what I do.”