Sahar Khan is an experimental writer, artist and scientist based in Southern California. She explores themes of power, perception, and performance, unmasking the strange rituals of selfhood through surreal narratives.

She holds a bachelor's degree from Columbia University in the City of New York. Her work across domains is textured by an uncompromising commitment to truth and the courage to witness its unfolding in depth. Intensity and independence of thought give her work a broad interdisciplinary range.

She finds purpose and beauty in pattern-seeking as both method and invention. She is the founder and active investigator of Praxis Residual Field Theory (PRFT).

Her influences include Richard Feynman, Todd Solondz, Lewis Carroll, The Strokes, Sigmund Freud, Carl Jung, and Nietzsche.

"Scientific, sensual, surreal."

You can reach her at ksahar58 [at] gmail [dot com]. Support her work on Patreon or subscribe to Sahar Writes. For PRFT updates, subscribe at Praxis Residual Field Theory.

“There are times when mystery and beauty find you, touch you, haunt you.
Moments you never forget. Questions you never answer.”
— The Virgin Suicides, 1998