Creative archival meticulously documents and preserves the living cultural heritage of places through various creative means, including writing, illustration, comics/posters, videography, and collaborations with multidisciplinary artists such as dancers and sound artists. These efforts culminate in on-site exhibitions or immersive live-build experiences, reinterpreting and reimagining cultural narratives. This approach can transform operational heritage sites into vibrant exhibitions or museums, fostering deeper appreciation and sustainable preservation of these cultural landscapes. Doris Q explores archival endeavours varying from short-term studio projects spanning months to intensive few-day curatorial workshops with the public. These outcomes are often displayed in on-site exhibitions, transforming these sites into instant exhibition spaces or permanent living museums.