Invader
INVADER Art4Space (3D Print)
2013

Name: INVADER Art4Space (3D Print)
Brand: Invader
Price: 11000 USD
Availability: InStock

About the Item

Super rare and complete with original 3D glasses as issued. Limited edition of only 50 of 3D version made. Very cool effect when print is viewed with the glasses. Hand signed by Invader and has Invader emboss with Invader that reads “Made in Space by Invader”. Image was taken from the Invader movie where Invader put the Invader mosaic pictured in space! The 3D image adds a very special effect to this print worthy of the special event. There was a 2D version also printed that does not come with the glasses and has smaller image size. Released in 2013. A great piece of Street Art and Invader history. Certificate of Authenticity issued by our gallery included. RELATED ARTISTS: Invader, KAWS, Banksy, Shepard Fairey, Blek Le Rat, Cleon Peterson, Futura, Dran, Blu, Faile, Haring, Kunstasen, Mr. Brainwash, Zedsy, Swoon, D*Face, Street Art, Urban Art, Graffiti, Pop Art, Contemporary Art.

Creator:

Invader (1969, French)

Creation Year:

2013

Dimensions:

Height: 11.8 in (29.98 cm)Width: 16.5 in (41.91 cm)

Movement & Style:

Street Art

Period:

21st Century

Condition:

Excellent condition. Print may have very light handling marks if any present. Glasses are in excellent condition, stored flat.

Gallery Location:

Englishtown, NJ

Reference Number:

1stDibs: LU1624213794722

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Invader

French artist Invader stages art “invasions” in cities around the world. He installs pixelated pieces inspired by 8-bit arcade video game characters on the walls of buildings in busy urban areas. Many of these mosaics depict the iconic aliens from the 1978 game Space Invaders, but Invader also uses characters from games like Super Mario Bros. and Pac-Man. He describes his work as contemporary street art. Though known for his public art, Invader also makes smaller-scale abstract prints and tile kits.

The real name of the man behind the Invader persona is purported to be Franck Slama. However, he keeps his identity private and his face a secret, wearing a mask in public and working under the cloak of night. Invader told The Talks magazine that not even his parents know about his life as a mosaicist — they think he works in the construction industry as a tiler.

Born in Paris in 1969, Invader grew up playing the ‘70s and ‘80s video games he now emulates in tile. He went on to graduate from the École des Beaux-Arts in Paris. He is believed to have begun tagging the streets of his native city with urban artist Zevs at the end of the 1990s. In 1998, he branched out on his own with the “Space Invaders” project.

Invader chose 8-bit characters as the subject of his work because he sees them as the icons of our digital world. He seeks not only to free the characters from their video games but also to liberate art itself from museums and institutions. Each "invasion" begins by scouting the city and finding the perfect spots for anywhere from 20 to 50 of his installations. Invader's creations have appeared in 79 cities in 20 different countries.

While committed to bringing art to the streets, Invader has shown his street art at museums and galleries around the globe. His solo exhibitions include Almine Rech Gallery in Paris, Citylights Gallery in Melbourne, Lazarides Gallery in London, PMQ in Hong Kong and Mima Museum in Brussels. His work is also immensely popular at art auctions and sells for tens of thousands of dollars.

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