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Other details :
Artwork on supported wooden frame. Artwork framed.
Dimensions :
17.7x23.6in
About this artwork
cold.call explores the tension between performance and vulnerability — the moment contact is attempted without invitation, when pressure meets silence. a restrained atmospheric field is interrupted by unstable gestures and suspended translucent layers that feel both deliberate and intrusive.
borrowing its title from the language of sales and corporate persuasion, the work reflects on the emotional cost of constant presentation: visibility, rejection,… and the need to perform connection. what first appears minimal and controlled slowly reveals instability beneath the surface — pressure building quietly within restraint.
driven by a lifelong restlessness and questions of identity, restless sky creates paintings that translate internal states — pressure, validation, ambition, uncertainty and self-worth — into layered physical surfaces. working through abstraction, found materials and personal archives, she embeds packaging, receipts, tape and fragments of everyday life into the work, interrupting controlled surfaces with tension between order and disruption.
she describes the work as painting her nervous system: not literal depiction, but an attempt to give form to what is felt but difficult to name. each painting explores the hidden forces that shape how we move through the world and who we become within it.