Kristijonas Dirsė (born in 1992) is a video artist and film director. By combining music and sound art with visual expression, he creates films, music videos, video installations, and stage projections.

In 2011, after graduating from the National M. K. Čiurlionis School of Art’s conducting class, Kristijonas studied film theory and music at Brunel University (London). Here, the discovery of psychogeography (prof. Will Self) had a significant impact on his work. In 2014, Kristijonas moved to Paris, where he obtained a master’s degree in film directing (Université Paris 8). He worked as a director and editor in a video production company.

After returning to Lithuania in 2021, Kristijonas created visual projections for more than 10 theater plays. In 2025, together with theater director Artūras Areima, he received the ‘Fortūna’ award for the play “Reunification of the Two Koreas”. He also directed “Reminiscence”,  a short film nominated for Silver Crane 2025 (Lithuanian film industry awards).