On the easel

'Night Wishes' a 5' x 8' foot painting has been cut in half and is now displayed as a diptych. One becomes two separate 48.5" x 62.5" paintings with three sides professionally float framed with a black contemporary wood frame. The center cut is unframed leaving the option to display as one piece or two separate paintings. Conceptually and logistically altered to reflect a changing world at home and abroad.

one becomes two

'Night Wishes'

When one painting becomes two.....

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'Nebulous'

featured painting for reprint

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On the easel, 'HINDSIGHT'
Acrylic and Oil on canvas 5" x 5" x 5'.
After
Before
A continuation of Night Wishes — a reckoning painted in the language of 2025. Mother Nature adrift. Not lost, but carried — borne upon a rising ocean of our own making, her form woven from feather and bark, from tide and bone. She is ancient. She is now. A classical figure rendered in the wreckage of the contemporary — serene in her endurance, urgent in her silence. Hindsight 2025 is a meditation on polarity: beauty and ruin, humanity and wilderness, what we inherited and what we leave behind. 'Mother nature needs a life raft.' And still, she floats.
Darrin Hartman • March 26, 2026
Owl - HARTMAN
Style

Spring Collection Highlights

Discover the latest trends and must-have pieces for the season. Custom framed sgraffito scratch drawings depticting exotic and endangered species from the HINDSIGHT 2025 EXHIBITION.
darrin hartman • March 25, 2026
Culture

Behind the Scenes

Meet the artisans crafting our exclusive designs. Darrin Hartman a Saskatchewan born artist now living and working in Calgary Alberta. Hartman paintings are available as originals or quality reproductions.
darrin hartman • March 24, 2026
photo credit Andrea Wilson
shows

Fluevog Calgary 'Painted Earth Exhibition'

photo credit Andrea Wilson • Sept 23, 2015
Alumni Exhibition

'Cultivate' Design and Fine Art

Medicine Hat Esplanade • Feb 12, 2022
‘Widow Maker’ darrinHARTMAN
Book Cover Commission

'Widow Maker'

Reinekke Lengelle • March 21, 2019
*Birds Eye View prints - HARTMAN
After
Before

RE:TURN
we never left

RE:FORM
what was always here: work made with intention, for walls that deserve more than decoration.

RE:FOCUS
Beauty is hiding in plain sight. In the texture of paint on canvas. In the light that breaks through cathedral trees. In the quiet of a studio that never really went dark.

This is a pivot - waiting for the moment the light cracked just right.

RE:HARTMAN