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On our walks by the beach, we are fascinated to see how plastic waste and ropes light up like blobs of color between stones and shells. Rubber gloves dropped from a fishing cutter, water bottles left by beach goers, plastic spoons, pens, shoe soles, screw caps, fishing nets half buried in sand. Sunlight, salt and sand fight to incorporate it all into the shapes and colors of the beach, but the degradation is only slow. People leave their mark everywhere. We talk about the Anthropocene age. Out in the world's oceans, islands of plastic waste accumulate, which have an impact on humans and animals. This has given us a starting point for the work Beach DK. A series of snapshots cast in plaster directly on the beach – a form of three-dimensional polaroid – a study of traces of people and animals in the sand.