Homeworks by Invader Explore Mondoir Collection Medium: Screen-print in colour on wove paper Dimensions: 73 x 53 cm Edition production year: 2006 Price on request Status: available Why collect this work?A regimented field of repeated arcade-like figures turns graph paper’s promise of order into a record of variation, interruption and manual irregularity. The artist profile connects Invader’s practice to mosaics and pixelated video-game graphics. Homeworks translates that block-based vocabulary into a gridded print whose title shifts attention from city streets toward repetition as domestic exercise.Red stepped figures alternate with narrow black bars across six rows. Cropped motifs at the sheet’s edges imply a pattern continuing beyond the frame, while open squares and uneven internal marks keep each unit visibly distinct.Catalogued as a colour screen-print on wove paper, the medium supports serial repetition and sharply separated graphic elements. Here, those capacities contrast with marks that retain a hand-drawn appearance and resist mechanical uniformity.This print is a useful encounter with how imagery associated with early digital display can be reconstructed through paper, ink and a schoolbook grid, linking computational logic to ordinary acts of drawing and copying. 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.
