Goa Familia, launched in 2019, is an ongoing initiative that archives Goan stories through photographs, memorabilia, and oral histories. At its core, it is an exploration of memory—both personal and collective—capturing the layered family narratives that together reflect broader social, cultural, and historical transitions. The project documents remembrance and loss while inviting public contributions, making it a living archive that continues to expand through community dialogue and digital platforms such as its website and Instagram (@goafamilia).

The exhibition Archive of Potential Goan Futures draws inspiration from Jacques Derrida's Archive Fever, positioning archives as active, transformative spaces that shape how futures are imagined. It brings together diverse initiatives like Clive Figueiredo's Colva Chronicles, TypoGOAphy, and Art Deco Goa, all of which preserve and reinterpret Goa's cultural memory. Alongside these, projects by young photographers and JoeGoaUk's expansive digital repository reveal how archives engage contemporary practice, opening new channels for dialogue, participation, and collective imagination. Participative contributions from institutions like Big Foot and Moda Goa further reinforce the role of archives as living entities that continue to evolve.

We collaborated with Freehand Studio to design and develop the exhibition experience for the Serendipity Arts Festival 2024 in Goa—our home ground. The identity featured a deep indigo palette and interconnected letterforms, signifying the familial bonds and networks central to the narrative. Individual pods, curated and assembled with artists and curators, created a rhythm of distinct yet interconnected stories. Together, the exhibition became a narrative environment that celebrated plurality while holding space for shared connections, framing archives not as static repositories, but as fertile grounds for shaping cultural futures.

We collaborated with Freehand Studio to design and develop the exhibition experience for the Serendipity Arts Festival 2024 in Goa—our home ground. The identity featured a deep indigo palette and interconnected letterforms, signifying the familial bonds and networks central to the narrative. Individual pods, curated and assembled with artists and curators, created a rhythm of distinct yet interconnected stories. Together, the exhibition became a narrative environment that celebrated plurality while holding space for shared connections, framing archives not as static repositories, but as fertile grounds for shaping cultural futures.