The second phase is a collection of individual artistic productions from contributors that have culminated in the creation of this website, now acting as a digital museum. The collaborators were given a couple of months to produce any kind of work, from writing to crafted art, that serves as a creative reflection on the online workshop and their larger contentions with the questions guiding the project as a whole. One of the ethoses of this project is intergenerationality (because this is where the complications of girlhood find a seat) so collaborators were expected during the project to interact either virtually or in person with an older or younger person with whom they share deep affinities, sharing their knowledge and making something of it - a mother, a daughter, a friend, a colleague, a guardian, any female figure for real. They derived inspiration from this person or even created art alongside this person, as is evident from some of the works displayed on this website.

By combining the critical insights of humanities scholars, the creative perspectives of contemporary artists, and the theoretical frameworks of feminist studies, this project aims to foster a multifaceted exploration of girlhood as a cultural, social, and political construct that can both be problematic and liberatory.