Saddler Street
Discover a fantasy escape route
A secret stairway to heaven, Echelle disappears like a dream into the vegetation above. This pink neon ladder was first exhibited here in this quiet yard next to Saddler Street as part of the first ever Lumiere in 2009. The artwork has been shown in many locations across Europe and more recently was installed on the spire of St Martin-in-the-Fields church in Trafalgar Square for Lumiere London 2018.
About Ron Haselden
Ron Haselden is an international artist working with light, electronics, sound, film and other materials. He lives and works in London and in Plouër-sur-Rance, France. He has produced temporary and permanent light artworks, largely in neon and LED since 1982, including artworks at Lumiere Durham, Lumiere Derry-Londonderry and Lumiere London. Ongoing collaborative lightwork projects include working with prisoners, elderly people and children.
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Artwork description: Static neon sculpture.
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