Zombie Boy found dead! Rick Genest (†32) – One of the last interviews
As we found on FIV Magazine – “Rick Genest (†) a gifted artist, originally known as a tattoo model, was found dead in his apartment last night at the age of 32. We are great admirers and were allowed to meet Rick Genest for an interview for the first time two years ago. He died in his native country, Canada, in his apartment, which his management confirmed today during the day. According to official information, he took his own life. His last posting was just as gloomy.”
Remember a great artist!
But remember the Rick Genest, who took the world by storm as a zombie boy, who had a good life, a wife and children.
- In best memory of a real entertainer, here is their last Interview with Rick Genest / Zombie Boy
Interview with Rick aka Zombie Boy
Official Release after his death on Instagram
More of Rick Genest on Instagram.
Rick Genest – Life, Inspiration, Super Model
Rick Gin is an inspiring personality for us, raised in Canada, he rebelled early on, and was later even a squatter. He got his first tattoo at the age of 16, at the age of 19 he decided to tattoo himself completely to and “undead people” with tattoo templates, which he combined little by little and could create something completely new from it.
Who was Rick Genest?
The most important facts about one of the greatest men models of our time! Read more in the interview with Rick (above).
- First tattoo with 16 years a “Jolly Rogers”
- He was punk, anarchist and squatter in Montreal
- At 19 he decided to become a “living corpse”.
- Born: August 7, 1985 in LaSalle, Montreal, Canada
- Died: August 1, 2018, Le Plateau-Mont-Royal, Montreal, Canada
- Was in movies like 47 Robin (2013), Carny (2009) and Love at Last Sight (2014)
- He was on the catwalk with 1.78 m
Rick Genest: The last instagram posting before his death
Heartbroken: Friends and loved people
Absolutely heartbroken. Rest in Power, Zombie Boy. Sending all my condolences and love to Rico’s family and friends. If you ever need help, reach out. 1-800-273-8255 is the number for the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline. You’re not alone pic.twitter.com/AuapCxj2FU
— nicola formichetti (@formichetti) August 3, 2018