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This work is a didactic proposal to study Geometrical concepts through
interdisciplinary interface between Art and Mathematics. In particular, the art
works of Vasarely, in turn Tridim, investigated and discovered the existing
implicit geometric structure of flat normal tilings. In conjunction with the
game Tridio discovered the isometric view, which highlights the relationship

between a three-dimensional object and the two-dimensional flat view.

Taught combination of these works of art and the game Tridio, developed a
large number of students aged 10 years and over in curricula Museum
Herakleidon and led to collaboration with different knowledge level in
mathematics

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