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Haydn's evolution as a sculptor has embraced 3 distinct facets of art and design theory.
His first works may be described as "Open Form Volumetric Sculpture"
, implying a relationship between mass and void, which may be utilized in the creation visual tension.
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The second and third chapters of Haydn's artistic career produced
Linear Sculpture during the 1970's,
followed by a substantial body of work and several exhibitions
in which Haydn explored techniques involving the creation of
Planar Sculpture in the '80's.
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Later in his career Haydn returned to his roots.
He produced a number of works involving both painting and found objects, primarily in the Dada tradition.
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