Publisher: Forest of Dean Sculpture Trust, Oct. 2003
​Published in association with the launch of the permanent commission In Situ by Erika Tan and documents the temporary work and research undertaken, and discussions with the artist Jane Spray.

ISBN-10: 0954662105
ISBN-13: 978-0954662103

Forest of Dean Permanent works / site map: https://www.forestryengland.uk/sites/default/files/documents/FoDSculptureTrailLeaflet_v4June18.pdf

360 degree of site: https://www.360cities.net/to/image/forest-of-dean-in-situ-england

In Situ by Erika Tan was completed in 2003. It comprises a number of industrial earthworks that have been enhanced to draw attention to the post-industrial landscape. Traces of circles on the ground, both planted and manipulated from the land, bronze casts of bamboo and planted clusters of this fast-growing, non-indigenous plant emphasise the surrounding historic woodland and its ancient plantings of oak and beech, as well as more commercial conifers. Memories of landscape in Singapore are brought in by Tan and challenge our understanding of an English woodland.