Seare draws inspiration from myriad sources: poetry, mathematics, his Afghan heritage, and Medieval music. He is particularly interested in the way language, as a musical tool, encodes and defines history. Seare has received commissions from the JACK and FLUX Quartets, Longleash Ensemble, Cayuga Chamber Orchestra, Moscow New Music Ensemble, and Byrne-Kozar Duo among others. Seare has also held residencies at Avaloch Farm Music Institute and Banff Evolution: String Quartet. Seare holds a B.M./B.A. in Composition and Mathematics from Oberlin College and Conservatory, an M.M. from Indiana University Jacobs School of Music, where he held the position of Assistant Director of the New Music Ensemble, and is a D.M.A. candidate at Cornell University. Seare will serve as a composer-in-residence with the Louisville Orchestra for their ‘26-27 season through their LOCC initiative.