Homo Deus

"Eu, Robo" (I, Robot) is a feature article for GQ Brasil's May 2019 issue exploring the future of medicine and human enhancement. The piece examines emerging biotechnologies reshaping healthcare—smart wearables that predict medical conditions, 3D-printed prosthetics with advanced sensory capabilities, micro-robotic implants for disease treatment, bioelectronic medicine, robotic pills, DNA mapping for personalized treatments, and lab-grown organs.

The article investigates how these technologies transform the relationship between humans and machines, moving toward a future where boundaries between biological and technological increasingly blur. The cover and editorial illustrations translate complex medical innovations into accessible visual metaphors, drawing on themes from Yuval Noah Harari's Homo Deus. Art direction by Mariana Menezes. Text by Danae Stephan and Juliana Vaz.

LOCAL
Brazil
DATE
October 2019
Abstract geometric human face surrounded by medical and technological symbols, representing the intersection of artificial intelligence, health, and human evolution.
GQ magazine cover featuring a geometric human face surrounded by medical and digital interface icons, illustrating the relationship between technology and human health.
Digital anatomical heart rendered with data points and medical interface elements, symbolizing bioengineering, biotechnology, and future healthcare.
Double-page editorial spread from GQ magazine exploring wearable technology and predictive medicine through futuristic illustration and data visualization.
Stylized digital hand with biometric patterns and data overlays, representing human augmentation, technology, and the future of medicine.
Interior editorial spread from GQ magazine showing a stylized anatomical heart combined with digital interfaces, representing biotechnology and health innovation.