Dirty Monitor

What we do: Dirty Monitor is a Belgian creative studio internationally recognized as a pioneer in video mapping, 3D projection, VJing, and digital art. We specialize in the conception and production of immersive audiovisual content, including architectural video mapping, live performances, installations, product launches, and interactive solutions. Our expertise spans 360° immersive experiences, virtual reality, augmented reality, and innovative digital art installations. We collaborate with renowned directors, agencies, brands, and cultural institutions worldwide, delivering unique visual experiences for the entertainment, media, and event industries[1][2][3].

Where we are located: Our headquarters is located at Quai Arthur Rimbaud 11, 6000 Charleroi, Belgium. This vibrant city serves as the creative hub for our multidisciplinary team, allowing us to stay at the forefront of digital innovation in Europe[3][5].

Short history: Founded in 2004, Dirty Monitor has grown from grassroots beginnings in the Charleroi nightlife scene—where we started as VJs in clubs—to an internationally acclaimed studio. Over the years, we have become a reference in 3D video mapping and digital art, working on high-profile projects across the globe and building a reputation for creativity and technical excellence[1][2][3].

Organization & culture: Dirty Monitor is a collective of artists and professionals from diverse backgrounds, including architecture, graphic design, and audiovisual production. Our team is united by a passion for innovation and a commitment to pushing the boundaries of visual storytelling. We foster a collaborative and open culture where every team member is encouraged to express their creativity and contribute to groundbreaking projects. Our mission is to enhance without distorting, creating memorable experiences that resonate with audiences worldwide[1][2].

Recent developments: Dirty Monitor continues to lead in the field of video mapping and immersive experiences, with ongoing international projects on iconic buildings and participation in major cultural events. The studio remains active in the Belgian cultural scene, experimenting with new technologies and organizing local events in Charleroi. While no major breaking news or recent product launches are highlighted in the latest sources, our portfolio of high-profile collaborations and innovative installations demonstrates our ongoing commitment to excellence and creativity in the digital arts[6].