The Suho Paper Memorial Museum has made efforts in the diverse uses of papers for many years. Now the Fenko Catalysis Chamber turns these researches into crossovers, collaborating with different industries. Such changes make people further understand that there are more possibilities for the use of paper, compared to the traditional way of writing.

For instance, the material for making a pair of socks could be paper yarn. This innovative fabric could turn into white, soft gauze that decorates the whole exhibition space and makes the venue look gentler visually. Vice versa, papers could be transformed into solid textures, like turning into rocks, pillars, and stones to present the hard lines. The paper shown in this exhibit space demonstrates the diverse possibilities of transformation.