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Invader (b. 1969) Rubik Gustave Courbet, L'Origine du monde ("The Origin of the World") 1866 from the Set of 10 Mima exhibition posters, 2022 From the INVADER RUBIKCUBIST – Belgium Invasion 2022 at the MIMA Museum The exhibition posters celebrate Invaders first sculptures and art creations and cover Invaders seminal, Villains such as (Jack) Nicholson (the Rubik Bad Men), to the masterpieces of art history such as Rubik Magritte, Son of Man, 1964 revisited in six colours (Rubik Masterpieces) or to his ideal discotheque (Rubik Low Fidelity), such as Nirvana. Invader Rubikcubist retraces nearly 20 years of creations in cubes, and immortalised in an affordable official poster. Can combine Lots within this URBAN ART AUCTION for best value. Please contact for best value postage. Artist: Invader, Title: Poster 1-Rubik, , From (Rubik Masterpieces) Gustave Courbet, L'Origine du monde ("The Origin of the World") 1866 Series: Rubikcubist Medium: Offset Lithograph On: 130 gr, Arctic Volume with Silk finish paper Sheet size: 40 x 60cm, Recto quadri Published: By the MIMA Museum, Belgium, For Rubikubist Belgium Invasion 2022 Signed: No Unframed Year: 2022 Condition Report: Stored since new in a tube. Postage – Additional fees apply due to Geographical Location. Can combine Lots within this URBAN ART AUCTION for best value. Please contact for best value postage. About the ART and the ARTIST Invader Poster - Created for the INVADER RUBIKCUBIST – Belgium Invasion 2022 at the MIMA Museum the 40 x 60cm poster captures a few individual pieces of this 2022 exhibition. The exhibition posters celebrate Invaders first sculptures and art creations and cover Invaders seminal, Villains such as (Jack) Nicholson (the Rubik Bad Men), to the masterpieces of art history such as Rubik Magritte, Son of Man, 1964 revisited in six colours (Rubik Masterpieces) or to his ideal discotheque (Rubik Low Fidelity), such as Nirvana. Invader Rubikcubist retraces nearly 20 years of creations in cubes, and immortalised in an affordable official poster. In the late 1990s, anonymous French artist Invader began cementing and gluing ceramic mosaic Space Invaders—pixelated characters from the eponymous 1978 video game—across the streets of Paris. He expanded his roster to include Pac-Man ghosts and other popular 8-bit characters, and his works now adorn cities around the world, from Los Angeles to Kathmandu. Along with these clandestine works of street art, Invader has produced mosaics on Perspex panel, plywood, and book covers. He has also created paintings, drawings, and screen prints in his signature pixelated style. These works regularly sell for six figures on the secondary market. In 2019, astronaut Samantha Cristoforetti brought one of Invader’s works to the International Space Station, about 248 miles above Earth. Invader has exhibited internationally, with shows in Los Angeles, Paris, Brussels, and Hong Kong, among other cities. Postage – Additional fees apply due to Geographical Location. Can combine Lots for best value. Please contact for best value postage.