Georg Vogt

FH-Prof. Mag. Dr. Georg Vogt is a Professor in the Department of Media and Digital Technologies at FH St. Pölten University of Applied Sciences. He specializes in immersive storytelling, digital media production, and cultural heritage, with a focus on VR/AR applications and queer studies. His work bridges artistic and technological innovation, particularly through projects like Wearable Theatre (an XR-based theatrical experience) and RegioBioGraph (a project documenting marginalized historical narratives). He leads research groups exploring digital archives, participatory methodologies, and the intersection of technology with memory and identity.

Key projects include Immersive Media Lab, CliMeF - Climate Media Frames, and collaborations on Nazi Forced Labour Camp documentation. He teaches in programs like Creative Computing, Media Technology, and Digital Media Production. Vogt’s research emphasizes interdisciplinary approaches, as seen in his edited volume The Dark Side of Camp Aesthetics (2017), exploring queer aesthetics and material culture.

His work has been showcased at international events such as the Ars Electronica Festival and EuroVR conferences. He frequently moderates discussions on AI in art and advises on grants like the FWF PEEK Art-Based Research (2017-2020). Vogt’s contributions span academic publications, public installations, and participatory projects, reflecting his commitment to both scholarly rigor and societal engagement.