The Perfect Call is a layered editorial work that merges visual intensity with political critique. Behind fractured glass, a glitter-coated portrait of a screaming woman—mocking the gesture of a phone call—captures the absurdity and volatility of power abused. The shattered glass overlay reads “It’s Perfect, The Call Was Perfect”, a direct echo of Donald Trump’s self-defense during the 2019 Ukraine scandal, while an asterisk below quietly exposes the truth: “I would like you to do us a favor though.”
 
Through the tension of transparency and distortion, Blank turns a moment of political deceit into a visual reckoning. The glitter—simultaneously seductive and garish—contrasts with the fractured surface, underscoring the dissonance between appearance and reality. The Perfect Call confronts the viewer with both spectacle and consequence, a reminder of how easily corruption hides behind confidence and how art can still speak truth to power.