Much of the sculpture is concerned with light as constructions, photographic works and video. The three-dimensional work ranges from a minute scale to large performance productions involving up to 400 participants which take place in major cities in Europe. Some sculpture is permanently installed in public spaces throughout the UK , whilst other work is conceived and installed in galleries or for limited periods of time in rural landscape locations.

Recent Publications and text:

As exciting as we can make it, catalogue for ‘As Exciting as we can make it. Ikon in the 1980s’, including an essay by Ikon’s current director, Jonathan Watkins, and contributions from Hugh Stoddart and Antonia Payne, Ikon Gallery, Birmingham, 2014

Ron Haselden. Papillon de la nuit. On the construction of Papillon de la nuit, Matthew Reeves, London: domobaal editions 2014
Go and talk to the bees. Ron Haselden, Outrider Commissions, 2014, MA Bibliothèque, 2014
L’art et la lande, an essay by Céline Flécheux, June 2014.