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'Coppice Room' is made up of a crop of tree trunks from the Jupiter Artland grounds which the artist installed inside a previously derelict building. The tree trunks run from floor to ceiling, giving the viewer the impression that they are entering not just a dense wood but the tree itself.

'Coppice Room' was formed from Goldsworthy’s realisation that a derelict building made ‘a perfect site for a work that relies for its success at least partly on the experience of encountering the unexpected.

Goldsworthy noted that by creating 'Coppice Room', he wanted to make a building connected to Jupiter Artland’s wood in the same way that Stone House (Bonnington) connects to its bedrock.