A living archive of sold pieces and earlier explorations.

In Galactic Time, the clock face becomes a painted atmosphere. Layers of yellow, orange, black, and blue feel almost volcanic, suggesting a horizon line suspended between sky and sea. It is a strong example of Hardy's ability to bring utility and painterly expression into the same object.

These birdhouses bring together craftsmanship and storytelling. Built with the confidence of a contractor and the curiosity of an artist, they feel rooted in the textures of cabins, shoreline sheds, moss, bark, and the weathered surfaces of coastal life.

Transient Orca draws directly from the waters around Vancouver Island. Its broken-glass surface gives the image a tide-like shimmer, while the strong silhouette of the whale keeps the work grounded and immediate.

Tribal Antler shows Hardy's interest in pushing beyond flat surfaces. The work reads as both sculpture and painting, using line, dots, and bold color fields to turn a natural form into something ceremonial and graphic.