A Community of Leaders

United by Purpose

The patron community is bound by a shared belief that preservation matters. These are individuals who have built companies, led institutions, created art, and shaped policy. What unites them is not wealth or status, but a deep conviction that the stories of our time deserve to survive. Through exclusive events, private gatherings, and collaborative projects, patrons connect with others who think in terms of centuries rather than quarters. The relationships formed within this community are unlike those found in any other network, forged around ideas of legacy, meaning, and the long view of human progress.

Exclusive Patron Events

Throughout the year, the Tesseract hosts a series of invitation-only events for patrons and their guests. These include the annual Inscription Ceremony, where new patrons place their Memocubes within the Tesseract structure; the Horizons Symposium, a gathering of scientists, philosophers, and artists exploring the nature of time and permanence; and regional patron dinners in cities including Dubai, London, New York, Singapore, and Berlin. Each event is designed to foster meaningful connections and provide patrons with insights into the latest developments in preservation science.

A Network of Influence

Beyond the events, the patron community operates as an informal network of mutual support and collaboration. Patrons have formed business partnerships, co-funded research initiatives, and collaborated on creative projects that originated from conversations at Tesseract gatherings. The community includes CEOs, Nobel laureates, acclaimed artists, former heads of state, and pioneering technologists, but status within the community is earned through contribution, not title. Every patron’s story is treated with equal reverence.

Membership in the patron community begins the moment you claim your first Memocube. There are no application forms or selection committees. If you believe your story is worth preserving, you belong.