Tau Malachi, also known as Tau Malachi eben Ha-Elijah, is an American neo-Gnostic religious leader and writer. He serves as the Gnostic Apostle of Ecclesia Pistis Sophia, also known as The Fellowship, and is the current lineage holder of the Sophian Gnostic tradition. Born in 1962 as Bret Cagle, he was introduced to his spiritual leader, Tau Elijah, at a young age and eventually became his disciple. In 1983, Tau Malachi founded The Fellowship. His spiritual journey has also led him to be initiated into the Martinist Tradition and to study various spiritual paths including Christian Kabbalah, Vajrayana Buddhism, Vedanta, Sufism, and Native American shamanism. Currently residing in Grass Valley, California, Tau Malachi has authored several books on mystical teachings and Gnostic Christianity. These writings include "The Gnostic Gospel of St. Thomas," "Gnosis of the Cosmic Christ," "Living Gnosis," "St. Mary Magdalene," "Gnostic Healing," "Gnosis of Guadalupe," and "The Gnostic Path of St. Thomas." His work has made a significant impact, and he continues to be a prominent figure in the spiritual community.

Tau Lewis, born in 1993 in Toronto, Ontario, is a Jamaican-Canadian artist known for her diverse artistic practice, which includes hand-sewn, carved, and assemblage pieces. Her work often focuses on the experiences of the African diasporic community and utilizes found materials such as seashells and fabric scraps. By incorporating globally sourced materials, Lewis creates a sense of community and ancestry within her work. Her use of reclaimed scraps and materials reflects histories of resourcefulness and environmental consciousness.In 2018, Lewis was awarded the Frieze Frame Stand Prize for her solo presentation at Frieze New York City, USA. Represented by Night Gallery, Los Angeles, and Stephen Freidman Gallery, London, UK, Lewis has exhibited her work in prestigious institutions such as the Agnes Etherington Art Centre and the National Gallery of Canada.Some of her notable works include "the sighting of the last shadow dweller (original sea kin)" (2018), a twelve-foot-long quilt made of hand-stitched materials, and "T.A.U.B.I.S." (2020), which reflects on non-gendered motherhood and gardens as sources of knowledge and growth. Her sculptural work "Mater Dei" (2022) was created for the exhibition at New York gallery 52 Walker, with the title translating to "mother of god" and connecting to the exploration of spirituality.Lewis's innovative use of materials and her deep exploration of cultural and