Invader (1969) - CAMO M-3C-M1 + 2 sleutelhangers + 1 Invasion Map van Parijs (nr 28)

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Invader, CAMO M-3C-M1 + 2 keychains + 1 Invasion Map of Paris (no. 28), silk screen on Somerset satin cotton, edition 63/100, 2024, 61 × 72 cm framed, in excellent condition, sold with frame.

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Invader has become internationally known for his pixelated mosaics that can be seen around the world.
The French pop culture artist Invader infiltrated the art scene in the nineties. Although it took some time before he received recognition for his early work, his creations are now visible on buildings in more than 30 countries and 60 cities. The modern art scene image of Invader is of pixelated characters inspired by video games from the 1970s and 1980s such as Invaders and Pac-Man. In recent years he has mainly created works with the Rubik's Cube, which again shows the effect of pixelated images in his work, but now composed with Rubik's cubes.

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In the Camouflage series, Invader created 21 unique screenprints on Somerset Satin Cotton in 4 sizes: Small, Medium, L and XL. All works were expertly framed in an aluminum frame. This series shows the famous Space-Invader figure hidden among camouflage patterns.
This work is titled Camo M-3C-M1. (Medium series)
Edition: NVDR3-1
Series: Camouflage
Medium: Screenprint on Somerset satin cotton
Details: Numbered and hand-signed by the artist.
Dimensions: 61 x 72 cm framed (Medium)
Edition: Edition of 100 + 10 AP's
Date: 2024
Frame: Aluminum frame

2.
Invasion Map of Paris: no. 28

3.
Two Invader keychains from the exhibition 'Beyond the streets'

Invader has become internationally known for his pixelated mosaics that can be seen around the world.
The French pop culture artist Invader infiltrated the art scene in the nineties. Although it took some time before he received recognition for his early work, his creations are now visible on buildings in more than 30 countries and 60 cities. The modern art scene image of Invader is of pixelated characters inspired by video games from the 1970s and 1980s such as Invaders and Pac-Man. In recent years he has mainly created works with the Rubik's Cube, which again shows the effect of pixelated images in his work, but now composed with Rubik's cubes.

1.
In the Camouflage series, Invader created 21 unique screenprints on Somerset Satin Cotton in 4 sizes: Small, Medium, L and XL. All works were expertly framed in an aluminum frame. This series shows the famous Space-Invader figure hidden among camouflage patterns.
This work is titled Camo M-3C-M1. (Medium series)
Edition: NVDR3-1
Series: Camouflage
Medium: Screenprint on Somerset satin cotton
Details: Numbered and hand-signed by the artist.
Dimensions: 61 x 72 cm framed (Medium)
Edition: Edition of 100 + 10 AP's
Date: 2024
Frame: Aluminum frame

2.
Invasion Map of Paris: no. 28

3.
Two Invader keychains from the exhibition 'Beyond the streets'

Details

Edition number
63/100
Edition
Limited edition
Sold by
Owner or reseller
Artist
Invader (1969)
Technique
Silkscreen
Title of artwork
CAMO M-3C-M1 + 2 sleutelhangers + 1 Invasion Map van Parijs (nr 28)
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
France
Year
2024
Colour
Beige, Blue, Multicolour, Red
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
61 cm
Width
72 cm
Weight
1 kg
Depiction/theme
Pop Culture
Style
Street art
Sold with frame
Yes
Period
2020+
Sold by
BelgiumVerified
251
Objects sold
100%
Private

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