Located in the Carpentry Shop building, where wooden equipment was produced during the factory period, the exhibition goes beyond being a production facility that operated until 1999. It examines the factory as a meeting place where multiple connections were established and aims to diversify information about the period, share local wisdom, and produce future-oriented models and collaborations.

Kundura’s Memory: The World in a Factory is a starting point that suggests viewing the exhibition not merely as the “final product” of archival work, but as a potential tool capable of generating alternative knowledge about the facility and its archives. Inspired by the spiritual bond between the workers and the factory, the exhibition narrative focuses on the organic connection between Kundura’s production history and the social relationships within the facility, rather than treating them as separate entities.