He removed the tattoos from his body and exposed them in a gallery.

Chris Wenzel (41) was a famous Canadian tattoo artist. He died on October 28, 2018 after a severe intestinal complication. After his death, his wife Cheryl Wenzel, announced that in his last wishes he had asked her to keep the drawings that he had made on his skin.

Time after his death, the woman started an expensive process to remove the skin that has peaked with a exhibition at the Saskatoon Tattoo Expo, an art gallery of the northern country. Because tattoos were the most important thing in her life, according to Cheryl, he told the CBC: she could not resist such a request from the man that she loved.

In his last testament, he asked him to keep his tattoos. | Sweetness

"He always thought that he was wasting his time getting a tattoo if the final product went with him to the grave. He said that he would prefer to see works of art exhibited for others ", clarified on the strange requirement of the artist.

After having all the skin with the drawings, A process has come to frame the drawings. For this, Cheryl is turned to an American company. Save My Inck Forever took three hours to frame the skin and protect it from ultraviolet rays through a special glbad.

The final work consists of four pieces which were on Wenzel's thighs, arms and back. The the expenses amounted to 80 thousand dollars so Cheryl has raised some of the funds through a campaign. The truth is that for some people can scare others andIt's a touching love story, since she's fulfilled her wish.