In2Infinity began with Colin Power's journey through India, where the geometric patterns found in mandalas, sacred art, and natural forms bore a striking resemblance to structures in mathematics and science. What started as a personal exploration with a drawing compass through the landscapes of South Asia grew into a decades-long investigation into the role of geometry in the fundamental structure of the universe.
In 2015, that solo journey became a collaboration. Dr. Heike Bielek — with a PhD in Biology and a background in art and education — recognised deep connections between Colin's geometric framework and the molecular and atomic structures she had studied in the natural world. Together they founded In2Infinity and began building a unified geometric theory spanning mathematics, physics, astrophysics, and chemistry.
Their early collaboration produced The Template — a practical guide to constructing the five Platonic Solids — and laid the foundations for Atomic Geometry, a geometric model of the electron cloud. The workshops and educational materials that followed have since reached students and teachers across the world.
The research has continued to grow. Those early ideas have been developed into The Geometric Universe and the extensive body of work published on this site — from the Guide to Geometry and Guide to Sacred Geometry to the research articles in the Theory Hub.