Dr Sonal Mithal runs the research, conservation, and art studio People for Heritage Concern and is program chair of the conservation graduate program at CEPT University, India. Her work transects architecture, feminist ecologies, queer studies, and history. She recently published A Queer Reading of Nawabi Architecture and Colonial Archives: Lucknow Queerscapes (2024), Melding Matter (2021).
Akshar Gajjar is an architect and researcher and is currently based at EPF Lausanne. His research transects architecture, urbanism, queer studies and ecology. He recently published Embroidered Waterscapes: Unpacking Relationships through Artisanal Map-making (2024) and presented his work at the American Association of Geographers annual conference (2023).
