Wind Tunnel Bulletin #14

<p>As humans, we often seek to transform chaos into order to make sense of things, even when the two always operate side by side. In this issue of the <em>Wind Tunnel Bulletin</em> we therefore try to allow their simultaneity. We want to avoid all too clear definitions, which impose many limits and endpoints on our imagination. Sometimes, though, one has to contrive certainties in order to act.</p> <p>We descend into the spaces in between. We dedicate this issue to the provisional, the processual, and the not yet clarified. We ask ourselves where, in our own work, forms of the provisional appear and what visual and formal languages we use to negotiate things that are unclear. To this end, we have created a collection of visual material and texts that symbolize for us the aspects of accumulating, correcting, and transforming. Sometimes, the unfinished, or at least the staging of the unfinished, makes more sense. The undecided, the not-yet can be assembled far more effectively into different configurations, like the enclosed tangram.</p>