By Gillian West

The Dignity Institute, an international association based in Denmark, has joined forces with Grey Paris to raise awareness of the 125,000+ political violence and torture victims living in France.

As the government does not yet have any health or social security policy in place to help and assist victims, Talking Bones aims to bring the people of France closer to those suffering.

Voted Creative Work of the Week, the Grey Paris-led creative sees torture victim’s audio testimonies recorded onto their own medical x-rays and, when placed on a turntable, the x-rays can be played like a vinyl record.

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Source: The Drum