Kunstværker
Udforsk vores aktuelle og tidligere udstillinger. Alle kunstværker er skabt i genanvendt plast og kan købes til private hjem, virksomheder og professionelle.
Vi skaber også specialdesignet værker på bestilling.
The Good Channel
August/september 2026
Discover stories of progress, new ideas and solutions to some of the world’s biggest challenges.
The Good Channel is a public installation created by A Circular Design Studio that gives more space to these stories. Not to look away from the problems we face, but to offer a more nuanced and up-to-date view of the world curated by Verdens Bedste Nyheder.
Conflict and crisis dominate much of the news we consume. For young people in particular, a constant stream of crises can make the future feel overwhelming. But the world is also full of progress, new ideas and people finding solutions to some of our biggest challenges. These stories simply receive far less attention. But when we also hear about what is already working, it becomes easier to imagine that change is possible and that we can all play a part in making it happen. The stories we are exposed to shape how we see the world and how we imagine the future. We believe that nuanced knowledge can create hope, and that hope can motivate action.
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Why a TV?
For generations, television has been a window to the world and a place where we gather around the news. Now, a giant TV stands in the middle of public space.
There is no bluelight screen or endless stream of breaking news. Instead, you will find an analogue news channel with printed stories that invite you to pause, take your time and engage with what you are reading.
The TV has been scaled up so it becomes more than something to look at. It becomes a place to step into and gather around. The sofa in front of the screen, together with talks, events and conversations, turns the installation into a shared meeting place. Here, news becomes something we can experience together, talk about and perhaps see the world from a more hopeful perspective.
The installation is made from 100% recycled plastic and reclaimed wood. Materials that have already had a life are given a new form and purpose. The plastic comes partly from a local factory in North Zealand and partly from ocean plastic collected along the Danish west coast by A Circular Design Studio. The wood comes from a construction site in Hillerød and was collected by NCC. The choice of materials supports The Good Channel’s focus on progress and solutions, showing in a very tangible way how we can rethink and make better use of the resources we already have.
1/2 Ton Of Waste Re-Imagined
November 2025
Udstillingen præsenterede værker skabt af ½ ton genanvendt plastik, transformeret til sanselige og interaktive kunstobjekter. Værkerne undersøger, hvordan affald kan blive til æstetik, og hvordan materiale, form og bevægelse kan inspirere nye måder at tænke cirkulært design på.
Tilgængelige værker findes længere nede
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Paris Design Week 2025 - Maison Du Danemark
Til Paris Design Week præsenterede vi en udstilling der var legefuld, taktil og inviterede de besøgende til at udforske objekterne med alle deres sanser. Vores værker er ikke skabt til at blive set på afstand, de er skabt til at blive rørt, leget med og oplevet. De fortæller historier, skaber nysgerrig og inviterer til reflektion over den verden vi deler.
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Installation til Hvidovre Hospitals børneafdeling
Sammen med kunstneren Hartmut Stockter lavede vi blade & blomster, af genanvendt plast, til Hvidovre Hospitals nye børneafdeling.
Bladene er en del af et stort indretningsprojekt, som endte i kroge og huler, hvor børn og unge kan hygge og fordybe sig.
Vi lavede vejbred, elme, Ege og mælkebøtte blade, det største er næsten 2,5meter højt.
Alle bladene er lavet af gamle fiskekasser, vi har fået af firmaet Packandsea, som gerne ville støtte projektet og af produktionsaffald fra en lokal plastfabrik.
Kasserne er blevet kværnet, renset og støbt til plader og til sidst formgivet i hånden, til det endelige resultat.
From Waste To Wonder
I efteråret 2023 udviklede vi en ny type værk af genanvendt plast. Ét af vores mål har altid været at højne værdien af et affaldsmateriale og hvis vi kan gå fra affald, til kunstværk, så synes vi er nået ret langt.
Værkerne består af 384 klodser, fordelt på 48 støbninger, der alle varierer få gram, for at give den rigtige graduering.
Efter værket er samlet, har vi manuelt skåret et mønster ind i overfladen, så udtrykket i værket ændrer sig, afhængig af hvor man betragter det fra og hvordan lyset rammer det.
Inspirationen til værket stammer fra havet, dets bevægelser og overgangen fra kysten til det dybe hav.
Værkerne bliver lavet på bestilling og kan feks laves af jeres virksomheds eget plastikaffald og dermed fuldende cirklen, fra "Waste to Wonder"
UNIKA
PRODUCTS
Andreas Zacho is a trained architect from the Academy of Arts and the main designer of the products in A Circular Design Studio.
In addition, in his spare time he makes unique products, works of art and sculptures from 100% recycled plastic, typically from the remains from our production. The production of these works requires a great deal of patience, but we also believe that the results are worth the work.
The plastic is heated up several times and shaped by hand while it is still hot, or cut out of large solid blocks of plastic. The works focus on the organic transitions, contrasts and the living play that occurs during the uncontrolled confluence in the production process.
The works of art are completely unique in appearance, and you can thereby get a unique product, created from production residues that would otherwise simply have been destroyed.
Prices vary by size.
Sculptural design
The work of making sculptures is a familiar process, just with a new material.
In the initial process, we decide on the colors and density of the material.
The multi-colored sculptures are made from off-cuts from our own production and the color mix is therefore defined based on our other projects, the time we are in and the plastic we have collected at this particular time.
We then make solid castings, weighing up to 60kg and 20cm thick.
The castings take about 2 days to cool and from there the shaping is very much based on traditional working methods.
The sculptures are carved and carved out of the solid "block" with chisels and saws, as if it were a stone or a piece of wood we were working with.
After the initial shaping, the sculptures are sanded, polished or given the surface we think is suitable for the work.
All shaping and color mixing is done by hand, which also means that each sculpture is unique in form and expression.
We always have a selection of sculptures in stock, but otherwise this type of work can also be made to order, for example from your own or your company's plastic waste, thus giving new life to what would otherwise be wasted.
