Factories are where people earn their living. The work is steady and repetitive, but it pays the bills. Shifts turn into wages. Wages turn into rent, food, school fees, and family time.

"The foundation of a country is built on the structure of its working class. Long hours, repetition, and physical labor shape capitalism."

From places like this come neighborhoods, routines, and futures. What looks like an ordinary workplace is what holds everyday life together.