This monograph aimed to understand, through the speech of two visually impaired students (one blind and one with low vision), what generates well-being and discomfort in these subjects in the school context, especially in the classroom in the art discipline. and comes to list how the teacher of visual arts teaches to the visually impaired person. For data construction, we used the semi-structured interview, conducted individually, in the school environment. The analysis was based on the proposal of the Nuclei of Meaning, based on socio - historical basis. The results revealed that students feel well-being at school because they feel welcomed due to the positive relationship they establish with peers, teachers and other education professionals, as well as being able to interfere with school changes. The discomfort is related to the lack of autonomy, motivated by the architectural and attitudinal barriers, the latter characterized by the lack of respect from colleagues, while the teacher of the art discipline in the classroom interacts with all students and especially with the student. of visual impairment, favoring the development of their potential.
