Portraits and major projects exploring how women experience, challenge and define power, created with the publications, institutions and brands shaping our culture.
Major works in production now, made with the institutions and brands who choose to join the record of this era.
A filmed exchange of handwritten letters between women presidents and prime ministers, on what still holds the next generation of women back. Creative approach to research, advocacy and engagement, made to travel the world.
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A project to create the world’s first magazine cover photographed by a paralysed artist using a robot. Seeking a robotics or technology partner to help make it possible, enabling Kat to control the camera and create the portrait herself.
Partner on this project →Completed projects, made with the institutions and brands who chose to be part of the record.
Yazidi, Kurdish and Arab women clearing the mines ISIS left behind — reclaiming their land and dignity a decade after the genocide. Photographed as they see themselves, their story reached the world's press.
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Forbes Australia's youngest power list, 2025 — shot for the magazine. Milly Alcock, Yerin Ha, Diana Reid and the women redefining the country's business, arts and science.
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Eight of the most senior women in British advertising, shot for Harper's Bazaar article. Sane added a ninth on the screens behind them — generated by AI, standing for the woman CEO the industry still doesn't have.
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Six women Mohamed Al-Fayed abused at Harrods, who joined forces to name him in The Sunday Times. Speaking publicly is what breaks a story like this open — and clears the way for others to come forward.
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Every year, The Independent names the women shaping Britain — and returns to Sane to photograph them. Nine of them this year, shown on the screens at Outernet London through March.
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Every year for eight years, Women in Data has returned to Sane to photograph twenty of the sector's leading women. The record of who really runs data and tech — and it looks nothing like the cliché.
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Sane made the portraits for The Female Lead's book of role models, We Rise By Lifting Others — from Julia Gillard to Lady Hale. Distributed in schools across the UK, so girls grow up seeing what women have led.
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The UK Ministry of Defence Data and Digital department commissioned Sane Seven to create an internal exhibition for senior leadership and key stakeholders. The brief was to create work that could open a serious conversation about women, identity, and institutional change.
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What does power look like when women define it? The question behind every project
My portraits have run in TIME, The Sunday Times, Forbes and Harper’s Bazaar, with subjects ranging from Angela Merkel to Dame Donna Langley. I am drawn to women whose lives reveal something about power: who gets to be seen, heard, believed, remembered, and who gets to shape what comes next. Alongside individual commissions, I create larger projects that bring these stories into conversation with one another, across politics, culture, business and everyday life.
My ambition is to create a lasting cultural record of how women experience, challenge and define power in our time.