A fascinating curio of bottled celluloid dolls handed down four generations of women. A queer person’s memories of inherited queerness, represented through moving images and poetry about their mother’s nose ring, their granny’s achaar-making ritual and their Kathak classes. An audio-visual diary of a 25-year-old delving into the legacy of anxieties she received from her aaji, aai and soudi. These are some of the 12 contributions that a virtual repository, aptly titled Museum of Memories (MoM), houses, in an attempt to highlight the tangible and intangible heritage of women and queer identities.

(From left) Charulatha Dasappa, Aakriti Chandervanshi and Mallika Dabke