Photographs of pages from a coloring book owned by a severely autistic man. A lack of understanding of communicative tools such as symbols, metaphors, or even representation, are typically linked to disorders within the autistic spectrum. The man who colored these pages received them from a caregiver. The monotonous task of coloring would keep him focused, thus distracting him from self-mutilation. His inability to read the images becomes clear by his method of coloring. He used a single grey pencil, despite of having a wide choice of colors, and only filled in the areas within enclosed lines. (2012)