'The Wind' is a story of a woman who cannot shout. Instead she bites her hands to the bones. From the open window a violent wind enters and together they start to work on things. The woman disarranges everything in her room, giving a new purpose and order too things, until she controls every detail in her empire of the reason. The work is presented with three simultaneous projections. The material is split into three parts and the story is edited to unfold the three screens. The mental breakdown is emphasized by showing simultaneous but different views of the apartment space. The time the narration is disrupted by repetition and the use of deliberate desyncronization of the events. The structure and the form aim to break the logic of screen narration to parallel the process of creating a new order that is taking place on the screens.