Esperance Fuerzina has achieved two Guinness World Records due to her remarkable appearance.
One moment, you’re getting a small, hidden tattoo, and the next, you’re crowned the ‘most tattooed woman in the world.’
What a whirlwind the past ten years have been for Esperance Fuerzina, right?
The army veteran from Connecticut has an astonishing 99.8 percent of her body covered in ink, treating her skin like a living canvas with a recurring theme of “turning darkness into beauty.”
She treats her body like a diary, documenting her life experiences in ink. So, if you spot a Guinness World Records-themed tattoo on her soon, don’t be surprised—she’s just earned two records.
Her decision to document her life on her body through art began during her time in the military. Accustomed to traveling light, she found it easier to ink her memories onto her skin rather than carry around photo frames and trinkets.
Raised in a military family, the world record holder spent much of her youth living in various locations across the Southern US and also spent three years in Japan.
