Kristijonas Dirsė (b. 1992) is an audiovisual artist and film director. In his films, video installations and stage projections, he combines music and sound art with visual forms of expression.

After completing his studies in conducting at the National M. K. Čiurlionis School of Art, he earned a bachelor’s degree in film theory and music from Brunel University (London). Psychogeography, which he discovered there (under Prof. Will Self), had a profound influence on his work. In 2014, Kristijonas moved to Paris, where he obtained a master’s degree in film directing (Université Paris 8).

After returning to Lithuania in 2021, Kristijonas created video projections for more than 10 theater performances and collaborated on interdisciplinary art performances. His short film “Reminiscence” was nominated for the “Silver Crane” was nominated for the “Silver Crane” best short film award in the Lithuanian film industry in 2025. He is currently developing a psychogeographic documentary project titled “Unseen, Unheard”, which connects stories of the queer community with various locations in Vilnius.