Anat Sarna is a visual researcher and designer whose practice navigates the intersections of image-making, infrastructures, and the aesthetics of hidden systems. Drawing from her background in photography, visual research, and critical design, her work explores how infrastructures of war, technology, and communication shape perception, both socially and emotionally. Through projects spanning speculative design, visual essays, and moving image, she investigates how remote systems of violence — from aerial imagery to military optics, create distance between action and consequence.