6 Cubes (Orange & Yellow) by Invader Explore Mondoir Collection Medium: Screenprint in colours on wove paper Dimensions: 50 × 70 cm Edition production year: 2010 Edition of 20 Price on request Status: available Why collect this work?A six-part cube structure is compressed into one rectangular grid, turning a familiar puzzle from an object to manipulate into a fixed system of colour, interruption and visual counting. The catalogue profile links Invader’s practice to pixel-based mosaics and early video-game graphics. Here, the square unit also recalls the coloured facets of a Rubik’s Cube, joining two systems built from modular blocks.In the photograph, six three-by-three grids form a larger nine-by-six field. White squares break the colour clusters, while the small diagonal words “RUBIK CUBISM” make naming itself part of the composition.The documented medium is screenprint in colours on wove paper. Screenprinting makes repeated, sharply bounded units possible, supporting the work’s tension between serial order and apparently scrambled arrangements.Dated 2010 and measuring 50 × 70 cm, this print gives a concrete point of comparison between modernist grid abstraction, puzzle logic and pixel imagery, without allowing any one reference to settle the reading. About the ArtistInvader Invader is an artist featured in the Mondoir Collection. Nationality: French Street artist known for pixelated mosaic installations inspired by video games.
