In the event of an accident the skin gets damaged. In most cases it’s not life threatening, but the scars are a constant reminder of the crash. TAC’s interactive sculpture Graham has thicker and tougher skin to shield and reduce abrasions and road rash.

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Graham is the collaboration between the TAC, leading trauma surgeon Christian Kenfield, crash investigator expert David Logan and world-renowned artist Patricia Piccinini.

Graham’s thicker skin is even more apparent around the arms, elbows and hands – areas that are often instinctively outstretched when attempting to break a fall.

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