Filler text is here. If Nathan sought, ambivalently, to preserve the room as a memorial to Darger, Darger himself had sought to maintain it, frozen in time, as a memorial to his childhood. During all of his life there he successfully kept reality out of his living space. Functioning minimally, but continually, in the workaday world outside, working in a rapidly changing Chicago, he managed to give shape to the world of his imagination inside.
"If Nathan sought, ambivalently, to preserve the room as a memorial to Darger, Darger himself had sought to maintain it, frozen in time, as a memorial to his childhood." -Filler Text
“The answer is that, despite all the changes, what remained of the room continued to suggest time arrested… Nathan made the decision to preserve half of the space more or less unchanged, and this half… was sufficient to contain the whole of Henry’s private reality. It is, therefore, this half of the room that the more recent photographs tend to record."
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Nearby, Darger's trusty Remington typewriter (one of the two that he used) is a bulky, prematurely antiquated object, which nonetheless has a peculiar gravitas, in that Darger pounded out a portion of his 30,000-plus pages5 on this lovely old machine. "In the Realms of the Unreal" was completed before Darger moved to 851 West Webster St. (from an apartment a few blocks west). The typewriter is to his writings––albeit in a more abstract way––as the source materials and art supplies are to his visual work.” This is one of two typewriters on which Darger wrote and typed over 15,000 pages of The Realms of the Unreal, and its sequel, an autobiography, and weather journal, which were all in the range of 5,000 pages each.
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