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10/03/2026

Introducing Imizuzu
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27/01/2026

Recent work: KIRBY - Looking Down on Earth

Looking Down on Earth is a large-scale, interactive space exhibit developed for the Kirby Science Center as part of their new space-focused gallery.

Created in collaboration with Formula-D, the exhibit allows visitors to explore Earth from orbit through a shared, multiplayer experience—blending real-time data, tactile interaction, and immersive projection.

Interactive, multiplayer space exhibit allowing visitors to explore Earth from orbit through shared tablet interaction and immersive projection.

02/10/2025

Recent work: Repast II for the Spier Festival of Light

Immersive Installation | Art, Nature & Technology

01/08/2025

Fun fact. My very first visual program I coded was drawing the ThunderCats logo on a CRT monitor in GW-Basic.

"GW-BASIC, short for Gee-Whiz BASIC, was a Microsoft implementation of BASIC specifically for the IBM PC and compatibles. It was a successor to BASICA, which required a ROM-based BASIC interpreter. GW-BASIC was a fully self-contained executable, meaning it didn't rely on a ROM chip. "

24/07/2025

Throwback to 2015
When we built a custom OSC controller for Ableton Live as part of the Immersive Media Wall project.

This wasn’t just any media wall — it responded in real time to music, motion, and audience interaction. To sync everything seamlessly, we wrote our own OSC bridge that let Ableton talk directly to the visual system.

One of our earliest deep dives into real-time audio-visual performance tech — and the moment Wezside fell in love with the possibilities of creative coding + live experience.

🔗 Full case study on the site

22/07/2025

Sometimes a great idea needs time to mature.
We're dusting off one of our early AI experiments — StyleMe — and getting it ready for release.

StyleMe began as a bold experiment: swap your face with AI-generated hairstyles from different eras (think 80s, Rock, Punk) using a native mobile app that leverages cloud-inferred models. We used ReplicateHQ for deployment and AWS Lambdas for API orchestration.

At the time, copyright uncertainty and model restrictions kept it on the shelf. But with fresh thinking and new visuals, we're reworking the experience — and this time, we're styling it right.

Stay tuned — we’re turning this once-shelved prototype into a polished release.

17/07/2025

Tool in Focus:
From sensors to servos, Arduino has been the backbone of many of our interactive builds. It’s our go-to microcontroller for rapid prototyping, responsive environments, and bridging the digital with the physical.

15/07/2025

Where Artificial Intelligence meets Conceptual Art

Inspired by:
Fluxus, Yoko Ono, Sol LeWitt, John Baldessari, Lawrence Weiner,
Miranda July, Robert Morris, George Brecht, Allan Kaprow, Erwin Wurm, Lygia Clark.

These pioneers turned ideas into art.
We wondered—could a machine do the same?

20/06/2025

"You must build an oasis of peace that is insulated from this constant bombardment of horrible decisions, and only hesitantly interface into the outside world." ~ Jonathan Blow

Jonathan is talking about writing code in a way that ensures it remains functional and maintainable far into the future. Technical debt in todays programming world is inevitable unless you build an oasis. And that means reducing dependencies on code you don't understand.

Now let's talk about Vibe Coding...

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19/06/2025

Throwback to the Disaronno Showcase where shadow puppets stole the spotlight

We built the Vine Wall to bring every moment to life — looping your creations, instantly uploaded, and always in motion.

13/06/2025

Throwback to Miista x Wezside in Hackney

For the launch of Miista’s pop-up in London, we teamed up with WeWillRaakYou to create an immersive cycling-powered installation called Cadence Video Player.

Inside the shop, a headcam film of London streets played on a wall — but only when you pedaled. Speed up and the city flew by. Slow down and it matched your pace.

Wezside Tech Studio handled the full dev process:
🔧 Researching BLE-compatible cadence sensors
🖥️ Capturing real-time RPM data via NodeJS
🎥 Building a custom HTML5 video player that responded to cycling speed
📦 Packaging everything into a mini-PC setup shipped from Cape Town to London

Despite 15GB of high-quality video, our local server handled playback like a breeze. A full hour and 15-minute loop played five times during launch day — no sweat.

Our first dive into BLE tech, and a brilliant intersection of movement, fashion, and code.

Engineered in Cape Town, pedalled to life in London.