Jacopo Nocchi

 異 (pronounced yì, simplified 异) is a character that, depending on the context and combination, might mean “strange”, “other”, “different”, but also “unusual”, “surprising” or, even, “abnormal”. In a way, the complexity and the multiple muddled facets of this character fruitfully reflect the ways that those “beyond the conventional norms and habits” (disabled people, minorities, etc.) have always been framed throughout history. And is there really a more comprehensive yet concise way to portray this feature than this?