They’re not as recognized as their sound counterparts, DJs, but VJs, as in video jockeys, are growing in number. Now no longer are they confined to techno-clubs or stuffy galleries, VJs and visual artists alike are building mobile video devices and taking to the street. WRS video journalist met with French mappers, VJ Lupin and VJ Oblivion, and Mexican visual artist, Fernando Llanos, and his video-dog Chamaco. The 5th Annual Mapping Festival takes place in Geneva until Sunday, May 17.