About me

Dance change my life. Now I want to help others experience that too.

Vogue I discovered Vogue at a time when I was searching for a place where I could truly be myself. Since then, this culture has become an inseparable part of my life.

Today, my biggest goal isn’t simply to teach choreography. I want to build a community where everyone feels accepted, has the space to grow, and discovers greater confidence in themselves.

If you leave class not only dancing better, but also believing in yourself a little more, then I’ve done my job.

In 2018, I discovered Vogue culture. I was captivated not only by the dance itself, but also by the people, the history, and the values behind every movement. It was the first time I realized that dance could be so much more than technique or choreography.

My story

I never thought dance would become such a big part of my life.

I started dancing when I was 19. At the time, I thought it was already too late — many dancers begin their journey in childhood. But I quickly realized that this was just fear, not the truth.

Dance became more than just a new hobby for me. It became a space where I could grow, discover myself, and feel free. Today, I truly believe it’s never too late to start.

Since then, Vogue has become an inseparable part of my life.

Over the years, I’ve learned from world-class members of the Ballroom community, traveled to international events, and continuously deepened my knowledge so I could share it with my students in Lithuania.

Today, I am the Lithuanian Mother of the Kiki House of Tutti, a member of the legendary House of Revlon, and an active part of the international Ballroom scene.

But my greatest achievement isn’t the titles.

My greatest achievement – the people.

The people who walk into their first class feeling unsure, and a few months later stand on stage, smiling, confident, and saying:

„I feel at home here.“

It’s moments like these that make every class more than just a dance lesson to me.