"The whole meaning of the Tractatus can be summarized as follows: everything that can be said can be said clearly, and what cannot be said must be kept silent.
- Ludwig Wittgenstein

Wikipedia describes the Wittgenstein Haus, or Wittgenstein House, designed by the philosopher and engineer Ludwig of the same name, as being comparable to the architecture of his Tractatus, in that it embodies the logic depicted in his work but also a certain enigmatic singularity.
"If, on the inside, the house seduces by its perfect transparency and the exposure of its mechanics - the cable of the lift, for example -, from the outside it produces the effect of an enigma whose possible meaning we think we can sense without being able to formulate the underlying question. "

Perhaps the same is true of my view of the Wonder, the place where I work and spend most of my time. Through a few anecdotes reported in a story that began afterwards, giving shape to a short story that begins with the last sentence and ends with the first.

A short story that was designed by Vincent Duc and printed at the Atelier Peso Pluma in Vaulx-en-Velin, under the storm and in good company.
Four paintings chapter this story in their own way and the whole is accompanied by a reading cabinet produced with the support and patience of Jean-Benoit Lallemant at the Ateliers Wonder/Fortin in Clichy.

In the end, I would like to add, in order to clarify my point, that it is difficult to say the last word.