Museum of ME — 3D Virtual Gallery by Aria

Artworks in this gallery

• SKETCH (2024) — This is a sketch of a dress from Taylor Swift's Eras Tour that I really, really love. I saw the dress and wanted to draw it, so I did. I love recreating things that catch my eye, especially when they're connected to something I'm already so passionate about. It's a little piece of fan art on my wall, and honestly, I'm glad I made it. Sometimes, I don't need a deeper reason to create something. I just love it enough to want to make it myself.
• Art from a heartbreak (2026) — This is a piece of artwork I made on my wall when I was going through heartbreak. I think one of my favorite things about making art is that I can take something I'm feeling and actually create something out of it. I made this during a time when I had a lot going on emotionally, and even though the feeling behind it might change, the artwork will always be here. It's something I made with my own hands, and that's what makes it personal to me.
• The wall of my teenage years (2022) — This wall is basically a collection of random things I've put together over time. Taylor Swift posters, album aesthetics, and little things I've wanted to keep around me. It's not something I planned perfectly; it's just a wall that slowly became more and more me. I like having the things I love around me, especially when they inspire me creatively. It's a part of my room that feels personal because every little thing on it is there for a reason, even if that reason is simply that I love it.
• MIDNIGHTS (2022) — Midnights is one of those albums that has stayed close to me through so many different moments. It's something I turn to when things get difficult, when I have too much on my mind, or when I just need music to get me through the day. It's more than an album I love listening to. It's something I've found comfort in, and I think that says a lot about the place music has in my life.
• TTPD (2024) — The Tortured Poets Department means a lot to me, not just because I love the album, but because of what that era meant for me creatively. My TTPD bracelet, which I received as a gift, is something especially close to me. It's a little reminder of a time when I was becoming more interested in my own writing and starting to see how much more there was to learn. Watching Taylor turn her ideas and emotions into an entire body of work inspired me to look at writing differently. I started paying more attention to lyrics, the ways words could be put together, and how the same feeling could be expressed in so many different ways. That era motivated me to experiment with my own songwriting and grow into the writer I am today. I don't think one album can define an entire person, but I do think certain pieces of art can find you at the right time and change the way you see your own creativity. This album did that for me, and a part of that growth will always be connected to it.

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