A woman with glasses and dark hair, dressed in black, is sitting at a table with papers and a pen. She is resting her chin on her hand, fingers touching her face, and looking at the camera with a slight smile. Copyright Dasha Dare.

What Does It Take To Be You?

This is the question that's been driving my inquiry for the last ten years across photography, coaching, speaking, and research.

What I've learned is that radical authenticity starts where self-abandonment ends.

To end self-abandonment - turn your attention back to the source.

This is the heart of my Work. I hope it will inspire your quest for self-remembering.

Dasha Dare

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I was selected as one of 5 Evermay Future Fellows in 2026 to further develop my work on self-face recognition, memory reconsolidation, and the future of our relationship with the images of self.

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