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Hello! I've had a blog with my friends on discord for a little bit, but it was time to make it a website so allll my friends can see <3 This took forever to make but I finally did it !!!

This is still in the works, I have a lot I want to add and change. Give me some time until I get those done cus coding is harddd :p

Feel free to look around, enjoy this little reel of my cat Chibi!

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@anh1tn 1/12/2026, 9:30pm

Aliza Shvarts, Hotline, 2020-Present

I was searching online collections of feminist art for a topic for a new blog post. I wanted something that truly resonated with me. While jumping between different collections and websites, I stumbled across the Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum site, which opened with a popup showing a QR code and a phone number. I called it to pass the time while I scrolled through the collection, and it led me down a rabbit hole.

(866) 696-0940

Aliza Shvarts, Hotline, 2020-Present Link!

I'll keep the summary short and sweet. Aliza Shvarts is a contemporary artist and writer who explores feminism and queer identity in profound and controversial ways. This project, "Hotline" (2020–present), began during the COVID‑19 pandemic. It's a 24/7 automated hotline that guides callers through a maze of prompts. The initial options include a crisis hotline, a kids hotline, a sex hotline, a psychic hotline, and an "I don't know which hotline I want" hotline. On her website you can also listen to messages that were left, one of them I found memorably dreary;

"I'm desperate for someone to love me the way I wanna love them."
"I'm desperate."
02 Message 574

I'm assuming this hotline didn't receive heavy traffic or it hasn't been updated, since only a limited number of messages were available to be listened to. Regardless, the project is beautifully assembled, especially given the isolation of quarantine, when "intimacy through proximity" was impossible for many of us. It also speaks to the roboticness and emotional distance that surfaced during COVID. When touch and closeness became scarce, people turned to technology for this basic human neccesity, connection.

All in all, this was an exciting find. I recommend calling the hotline or listening to the left messages on the linked site. Some are funny and some are surprisingly moving.

@anh1tn 1/1/2026, 11:50pm

Happy New Years!!

I hope everyone had a great New Year!

I didnt do a full board/list of New Year resolutions and goals unfortunately..

but here is a brief list of goals/wishes for myself for 2026

  • Get a job!!
  • Travel more
  • Get THE internship
  • Eat healthier
  • Spend more time with friends and family
  • Spend more time in solitude w/ my crafts
  • Add more fun stuff to the blog!!!

Past few years have been rocky for me, but the end of 2025 was the biggest shift in my life, and for good. I can't ask for more in 2026. I truly have never felt more at peace. I am so grateful for all my friends and family who have stuck by my side. I want to be nothing but the best, for my friends, my family, and for the new strangers I will meet. I'm 22 now, and I am happy. Finally.

@anh1tn 12/30/2025, 12:20am

ITS MY BIRTHDAYYY!!!!

Im finally 22!!!

“The Birthday Cake” by Harry Whittier Frees, 1914

“The Birthday Cake” by Harry Whittier Frees, 1914

Song for today! 22(Taylor's Version)

@anh1tn 12/28/2025, 11:46pm

First Entry

Its done. The blog finally is here. I know I want to add a guestbook and a tab for pretty pictures I take (once I fix the camera thats been sitting in my trunk..) Maybe even a catalogue of artists I like.

Until then, here is a piece by John Brosio. This is Two Earthlings 2, 2003/2009, Oil on canvas.

He is from socal, he is known for his contemporery style of pop-surrealisim (though on his portfolio website it mentioned anxious-surrealism, which also applies.) I love his work, its so surreal and detailed, but this work is actually different then his usual style. Its more realistic then surreal. I used this piece for an internship question.

The title, Two Earthlings, simplify what we are witnessing: the being who roamed this earth observed by the ones who inhabit the world now...Art history, to me, represents the final works of those who came before us, to experience the minds of artists encased in tangible forms. I find beauty in this continuity across time. I aspire to be someone who helps share these works with society...

Now if I get this internship relies entirely on my ability to afford moving out right now...

Two Earlthlings 2, 2003/2009, Oil on canvas by John Brosio

Two Earthlings 2, 2003/2009, Oil on canvas. John Brosio

His Portfolio Website here