10th Dec, 2025 18:00

Urban & Contemporary Art

Lot 205

Lot 205 - Invader (French 1969-), 'Repetition Variation Evolution', 2017

Click for high resolution

Invader (French 1969-), 'Repetition Variation Evolution', 2017

Sold for £6,500
Estimated at £4,000 - £6,000

inc.premium

Condition Report

In Very Good Condition
No knocks, tears, or creases to th sheet
The work has been float mounted leaving all corners and edges of the sheet visible
Framed to a high standard by Mister Frame Man in a black frame using Preservation Clear UV99
The work has not been examined out of the frame

Invader (French 1969-), 'Repetition Variation Evolution', 2017, screen print in colours on 300g BFK Rives paper, signed, dated, and numbered from an edition of 150 in pencil, published by Space Shop; sheet: 66 x 88cm; 78.5 x 99cm inc frame

ARR

Auction: Urban & Contemporary Art, 10th Dec, 2025

View all lots in this sale

Image Upload

Drag and drop .jpg images here to upload, or click here to select images.

Invader

In the late 1990s, the anonymous French artist known as Invader began affixing ceramic mosaic representations of Space Invaders—pixelated figures from the classic 1978 video game—throughout the streets of Paris. He later broadened his collection to feature Pac-Man ghosts and various other iconic 8-bit characters, with his creations now embellishing urban landscapes globally, from Los Angeles to Kathmandu. In addition to these covert street art installations, Invader has crafted mosaics on materials such as Perspex panels, plywood, and book covers. His artistic repertoire also includes paintings, drawings, and screen prints, all characterized by his distinctive pixelated aesthetic. These pieces frequently command six-figure sums in the secondary market. Notably, in 2019, astronaut Samantha Cristoforetti transported one of Invader’s artworks to the International Space Station, situated approximately 248 miles above the Earth. Invader has showcased his work internationally, with exhibitions held in cities including Los Angeles, Paris, Brussels, and Hong Kong, among others.