“Everything the camera sees is a hallucination, overwriting and surpassing everything that came before. And every photographer is searching for that hallucination, that sensation that the flow and drift of the world might leap into a frame and announce that it holds an important meaning.” In Hallucinations, Tim Davis's Sardinian images short-circuit with Los Angeles in a telepathic encounter, leaving the viewer to wonder whether this is still Sardinia or whether a piece of Los Angeles has forced its way in.