siwz is a video experiment on the visualization of music. Each sound is represented by a minimal shape and a specific type of movement, allowing the viewer to follow the development of a multi-layered composition from its simplest form — a single element — to a dense, synchronized structure. The visual language draws inspiration from early visual music works by artists such as Norman McLaren, Oskar Fischinger, and Mary Ellen Bute, where image and sound grow together through rhythm, timing, and abstraction.