Mark Hogancamp

He was an artist in an unusual sense. He documented a pathology of daily dreaming, acted out with comic book Barbie dolls recorded in photographs. . They made the pictures the size of walls, for the gallery. He told stories of a perversion with guns and Nazis in a small New York town. The solitude of the artist, . lost in his vivid dreaming, was punctuated with anxious women who tried to understand him, without giving themselves away. There were lots of tears and tender statements of concern.