Dance of Control is a true story about taking control of one’s life through authenticity and acceptance of inner uniqueness. A seemingly fragile woman awakens her inner strength, trusts herself, and begins a subtle dance of control that brings clarity, meaning, and direction.
The dance symbolizes femininity and freedom, unfolding through inner states—joy, anger, acceptance, gratitude, calm, and faith. These expressions form an invisible power that gently influences events. Her courage is boundless; her faith is powerfully inspiring.
The project also touches on the role of women in cultures where inner leadership remains quietly expressed. In such contexts, control emerges through presence, intuition, and embodied wisdom—seen in traditions where women, such as Indian dancers in sarees, reveal strength and identity through movement. This project reflects hidden feminine power that guides and creates meaning, even when expressed subtly.
Model: Simona Komparskaite
Venue: Hotel Narutis
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The Dance of Control
Intro
The Dance of Control
Eyes that Speak
From the first glance, she seems fragile and ordinary, with nothing that demands attention. Only her eyes and her gentle smile hint that she is a good person—one who cares about what is meaningful.
There is something deeply true in her eyes; they sometimes speak without words, revealing calmness or irritation, trust, and a quiet need for support. This soft portrait photoshoot captures these subtle inner states, revealing strength through gentleness.
This is a kind of soft control—a very special way of leading and empowering.
The Dance of Control
Direction in Motion
Almost invisible, the woman in the black-and-white frame radiates an inner strength that still awaits recognition and proof.
Focused structure and an initial inner calm feel deeply engaging. Yet this calm is only external—inside, so much is happening at once.
Only through meditation and acceptance does she find balance, gaining direction, trust in herself, and empowerment.
The Dance of Control
Unseen but Felt Leadership
The first movements of oriental dance mark a step toward liberation—toward trusting one’s own power and believing in the beauty and potential of others. The emerging control within the dance nurtures inner confidence: imperfect, slightly distorted, yet giving strength for leadership and a stronger inner axis.
The black-and-white nature of this photo symbolizes invisible leadership—still seen in contrasts, perceptible only to those attentive enough to be close. Unseen, yet filled with energy and faith.
The Dance of Control
Navigating with Magic
Being authentic—strict yet caring, loving yet angry, demanding yet playful—is the essence of true leadership without punishment or blame.
This dance, revealing these and other states, shows the authentic feminine side of subtle leadership, magically navigating the labyrinths of guidance and empowering movement toward the goal.
Oriental movements reveal that invisible, subtle, hidden feminine dynamism, which through motion and the eyes influences and gently guides toward meaning. Yet this dance is not a product of sexuality—it is an inner, unseen power that inspires others to follow and strive toward the goal.
The Dance of Control
The Shine of Invisible Power
That invisible power begins to shine, and her efforts in the dance—its dynamism—require less and less. With the ease of her movements, she enchants; it feels good to be near her, to watch her. She moves through the dance effortlessly, navigating every step, savoring the moment without thought of past or future.
Like an actress-dancer, she flows freely and continues to inspire others. Though the dancers moving with her are not visible in these photographs, they are countless—they provide the lightness, confidence, meaning, inspiration, and love that fuel why she dances.
The Dance of Control
Joy of Letting Things Be
The dance of calm and inner trust, captured in the photograph as a still moment, embodies quiet confidence and subtle control.
It needs no movement, no proof of skill—it is pure inner power, the joy of not needing to control anything, simply being present, savoring the moment, being close to those who need support, nurturing, empowering, and inspiring. It feels profoundly good.
