The portrait of a disabled man - Perspectives, Views, Analyses is an insightful non-fiction book that addresses the perception of disability in art. It provides a platform for artists with disabilities, whose works encourage visitors to question their own perspectives and prejudices. The publication discusses both the societal norms that shape the view of disabled individuals and the unique perspectives these individuals have on the world. Through various artistic approaches, including photography and painting, it opens a dialogue about the significance of art as a form of expression and as a means of reflecting on disability. The works of artists such as Martin Bruch, Karin Flatz, and Hans Witschi are presented, inviting engagement with the complex themes of identity and perception.