Abstract
This paper problematizes learning mathematics with art. It starts with questions, such as: How can we not represent mathematics in art, nor instrumentalize mathematical education, but make it a philosophical experience with art and visuality? Without pretending to be able to answer, and with an analytical attitude, there is an overview that involves mathematics and learning through art, and thus produce knowledge about the connections between mathematics and art that tailor these types of learning. From this, a certain rhythm given to this in Mathematics Education stands out, demarcating a predominant matrix about learning mathematics through art. Then, in a mismatch, connections between mathematics and art are presented, from a critical learning perspective, visuality and the methodology of walking, taking as example a set of research works which shows that this can be elaborated in multiple ways, including diverse relationships between image and art and visual and mathematics and thought exercises. Finally, without being a model but a work in process, it is placed in a state of crossing with mathematics and art and visuality, in which learning becomes an event and a trans-formation.
Keywords
Visuality; Mathematics and Art; Learning; Deleuze