Benjamin Vogt

Dr. Benjamin Vogt is a researcher at the Offenbach am Main University of Art and Design, affiliated with the Department of Design. His work explores the evolving intersection of traditional design methodologies and digital technologies, focusing on how design processes—from initial sketches to 3D modeling—are transformed by tools like tablets, touchscreens, and virtual reality (VR) systems.

• University: Offenbach am Main University of Art and Design
• Department: Department of Design

Vogt’s research investigates the conceptual and practical implications of digitization in design, particularly the role of the line as a foundational element. He examines how digital tools like CAD programs and VR systems alter the relationship between human creativity and machine processing, challenging traditional assumptions about spatiality and design workflows.

His project draws on academic knowledge from art and architecture, applying it to contemporary design practices. Vogt’s work seeks to redefine the understanding of the line through its mathematization in digital environments, asking how rules and configurations govern its transformation into three-dimensional models.