Invader x HENI: A Celebration of Camouflage and Mosaic Mastery | NFT CULTURE | NFT News | Web3 Culture

HENI and Invader, the enigmatic street artist famed for his pixelated mosaics, unveil two new collections that intertwine street art with contemporary fine art. The release includes the Camouflage screenprint series, alongside Alias and Pixel Pieces ceramic mosaic works, now available on HENI Editions and HENI Primary, respectively.

The Camouflage Series: Art in Disguise

Invader’s Camouflage series includes 21 unique screenprint editions, showcasing his iconic Space Invader figure cleverly embedded within intricate camouflage patterns. These works explore the theme of visibility and concealment, blending digital aesthetics with natural motifs.

Each screenprint, set in an aluminum frame, is hand-signed and numbered, with prices ranging from $1,500 (small size, 51 x 51 cm) to $8,000 (XXL size, 120 x 142 cm). Applications to purchase are open until 9 December 2024, 17:00 GMT.

Invader on Camouflage:
“My work revolves around the concept of camouflage. I hide my mosaics in urban fabric, camouflaging myself in landscapes. Adopting military camouflage aesthetics reflects this idea.”

Alias and Pixel Pieces: From Street to Gallery

The Alias and Pixel Pieces series, available via HENI Primary, extend Invader’s pixelated art into ceramic works.

Alias Series

Alias artworks are “unique doubles” of Invader’s street mosaics, preserving the connection between public installations and collectible art. Each Alias includes ceramic tiles mounted on plexiglass panels and an ID card documenting its original street placement. These range in size from 52.2 x 76 cm to 195 x 102 cm.

Invader on Alias:
“Alias bridges the street and gallery. Owning an Alias connects you to its public counterpart, keeping its memory alive even if it disappears.”

Pixel Pieces

Breaking free from street-specific designs, Pixel Pieces offer new explorations of Invader’s pixelated aesthetic. These works, all made of ceramic tiles on wood panels, come in standardized sizes ranging from 47.5 x 50 cm to 104.8 x 162.3 cm, with some incorporating glow-in-the-dark tiles for added depth.

Exhibition Details

The Camouflage series, Alias, and Pixel Pieces are on display at the HENI Gallery in London until 19 January 2025, with free admission.

Exhibition dates:

• 29 Nov – 9 Dec: Monday–Sunday, 10:00–18:00
• 10 Dec – 19 Jan: Monday–Friday, 10:00–18:00

Address:
HENI Gallery
6–10 Lexington St, London W1F 0LB, UK

About Invader

A self-described Unidentified Free Artist (UFA), Invader has gained international recognition for his pixelated mosaics, inspired by the classic arcade game Space Invaders. With over 4,000 mosaics installed worldwide, his work bridges the digital and physical realms, even reaching the International Space Station. Known for pushing artistic boundaries, Invader continues to evolve his medium, from street art to gallery exhibitions.

About HENI

HENI is a multifaceted art platform collaborating with leading artists and estates. From limited-edition prints to digital releases of original artworks, HENI makes art accessible to global audiences.

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TLDR

HENI and Invader release two new series: Camouflage screenprints, where Invader’s iconic Space Invaders hide in camouflage patterns, and Alias and Pixel Pieces, ceramic mosaics bridging street and gallery art. Available now on HENI Editions and HENI Primary, the works are also showcased at the HENI Gallery, London, until 19 January 2025.