6 Cubes (Orange & Yellow) by Invader Explore Mondoir Collection Medium: Screen-print in colour on wove paper Dimensions: 77 x 61 cm Edition production year: 2010 Price on request Status: available Why collect this work?A nine-by-six grid turns six cube faces into one unstable rectangle, where grouped colours suggest puzzle logic while white cells interrupt any complete solution. Christie’s describes Invader as an anonymous French artist whose “invasion waves” have marked streets in more than 30 countries. The print concentrates that practice’s modular visual language within a bounded sheet. (5 things to know about Invader (opens in a new tab))In the photograph, blue and green gather toward the left and upper rows, while orange, yellow and red dominate the right. A white cell marked “Rubik Cubism” names the work’s collision of puzzle and art-historical category.The documented colour screen-print on wove paper supports repeated areas of flat colour and dark outlines. Slight offsets between borders and coloured blocks temper the grid’s mechanical appearance.Dated 2010, the print provides a focused case for examining how pixel-like units migrate between street-based imagery, popular games and editioned works on paper. 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.
