Raha is a multifaceted professional, seamlessly blending the realms of sound design, artistry, and scholarly pursuits. Her extensive involvement spans interdisciplinary areas such as sound, film, and gender studies, where she deftly navigates the intersection of academia and practical application. Raha proudly stands as the first Iranian woman sound designer, her creative touch leaving an enduring imprint on a number of feature films, documentaries, and short films in her homeland.

In the scholarly domain, Raha’s focal point is sound studies, particularly the nuanced exploration of gendered voices within the cinematic landscape. Her research examines the intricate relationship between cultural contexts and the evolution of cinematic systems, shaping new forms and strategies that redefine the interplay between image and sound. This academic endeavor serves as a foundation, enriching her artistic pursuits with a deepened understanding of theoretical frameworks.

As an artist, Raha immerses herself in the experiential dimension of sound and image, intricately weaving the cultural textile into interactive art installations. In her artistic endeavors, Raha intricately weaves together the interconnections of sound and image, exploring how the visual and auditory elements mutually shape and influence one another. Her creations invite audiences to partake, turning listeners into integral components of the artistic narrative. The human voice, wielded as a potent resonance of individual identities, takes center stage in her works, forming a vital connection between the auditory experience and the human essence.

Raha is driven by a curiosity to blend diverse elements within multimedia installations, delving into the intricate interactions between various components. Her interest lies in unraveling the ways in which these elements influence one another, culminating in the creation of a new art form that transcends the conventional boundaries of each medium.

Raha’s journey into the world of sound design commenced in Iran. Upon immigrating to the USA, Raha’s professional journey evolved to encompass diverse dimensions of sound film production and postproduction, alongside her immersion in artistic and scholarly pursuits within the realm of sound. This expansion into the scholarly arena further enriched her narrative explorations, employing sound elements as pivotal components in both academic and artistic endeavors.

Her scholarly pursuits culminated in a Ph.D. from Texas Tech University, alongside a Master’s in Sound Design from the Savannah College of Art and Design. These academic achievements, combined with her foundational Bachelor of Fine Arts in Filmmaking from the Art University of Tehran, laid the groundwork for her exceptional career. Raha continues to be a creative force at the dynamic intersection of sound, film, and gender studies.