Invader, the elusive street artist, utilizes his distinctive pixelated characters to bridge the gap between the digital and physical realms, bringing art to the masses. Operating under the guise of an Unidentified Free Artist (UFA), he perpetually conceals his identity through masks and digital pixelations, mirroring his artistic approach of infiltrating public spaces with his creations.

What began as a lighthearted endeavor to increase the public visibility of his art took shape in 1998 when he affixed his first mosaic to a wall in Paris. Since then, his body of work has expanded exponentially, encompassing over 4,000 pieces on a global scale. Remarkably, Invader's artwork even made history as the first to be showcased in space, adorning the walls of the International Space Station.

Invader's artistic journey has transcended the conventional boundaries of the art world, leading him to host solo exhibitions at esteemed galleries spanning from Paris to Osaka. While he remains devoted to street art, Invader has ventured into new artistic mediums, exemplified by his Rubikcubism series. In this collection, he crafts painting-sculptures using Rubik's Cubes, demonstrating his versatility and embracing different forms of expression.