Longevity, biohacking, and the quiet immortality of art
What does it truly mean to live long? In the new THE Stylemate issue Endless Enough, we dive deep – from the world’s Blue Zones to biohacking and art as a vessel for immortality. A magazine for those who seek not just more years in life, but more life in their years.
The secret of the Blue Zones
In a major interview, Dan Buettner, bestselling author and host of the Netflix series Blue Zones, shares insights from his travels to the world’s longest-living communities. His conclusion: longevity isn’t about medical miracles, but about purpose, community, and simplicity.
Biohacking – between discipline and common sense
Martin Gratzer, CEO of Biogena, provides a grounded perspective on biohacking as a lifestyle trend beyond high-tech gadgets. His approach: fewer data, more awareness. Sleep, breathing, and conscious routines become tools for a longer, more vital life.
Immortality in the face of transience
A poetic feature in this issue is dedicated to immortality in art: from Warhol’s Marilyn to Sophie Calle’s archives of grief. True longevity is not only found in the body, but in the legacy we leave behind.
Lifestylehotels Selection: experiencing longevity worldwide
This issue once again features the Lifestylehotels™ Selection, this time with a special focus on retreats that embrace longevity – from the Pfösl in South Tyrol, merging forest and wellness, to Genji Kyoto, where Japanese garden art and minimalist architecture create a sanctuary for body and mind.
More highlights from this issue:
- Sacred ice bath: The power of cold water as a ritual for courage, clarity, and immunity.
- Living well by design: How architecture and interiors influence our health and wellbeing over time.
- The eternal breath: A guide to longevity meditation – because time arises where we breathe deeply.
- Into the blue: A visual journey through healing waters worldwide, from Utah’s hot springs to Malta’s sea caves.
Longevity isn’t a sprint – it’s a mindful path. This issue of THE Stylemate inspires us to walk it with purpose, aesthetics, and serenity – not just extending life, but deepening it.
