In the heart of Silicon Valley, a revolution in aging research is reshaping our understanding of life and its limits. Scientists are exploring biological interventions and advanced technologies to alter the human body, combat aging, and potentially achieve immortality—whether in a biological form or through digital preservation. "Longevity" project captures this transformation, documenting groundbreaking experiments and envisioning a future where the human body evolves, and aging is no longer inevitable.

The project examines how researchers study non-aging animals like naked mole rats, test life-extending compounds on fruit flies, and develop robotic technologies in biotech startups. Biohackers take a more personal approach, experimenting on themselves and meticulously recording their lives with the hope of achieving digital immortality.

Longevity seeks to visualize this potential future and raise questions such as: What will the human body look like? What kind of world might emerge where technology and nature coexist? And how might these approaches transform the very essence of humanity?