Dada Art and Proportionality: An Approach to Homophobia

• DOI: 10.22533/at.ed.929262230086

• Palavras-chave: Dada art, mathematics, proportionality and language

• Keywords: Dada art, mathematics, proportionality and language

• Abstract:

  Introduction: Dada art and mathematics allow new ways to relate themes from language, problematizing homophobia through proportionality. Objective: to present a problem situation in the subject "Homophobia is a crime" exploring the relationship of mathematics, Dada art and language in order to awaken curiosity, creativity and knowledge through proportionality. Methodology: It uses a problem situation in the theme “Homophobia is a crime” by Elizangela Maria and the rule of three to show how this interaction between these sciences occurs. Results and Discussion: Using the rule of three, it is possible to observe that words and numbers strongly criticize violence and mortality of the LGBTQ+ community, showing when Dada art and proportionality are intertwined with critical knowledge about a social problem.Final Thoughts: Author criticizes violence against the LGBTQ+ community and  critical subjects with homophobia through the connection between mathematics and Dada art.