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Space Invader is the pseudonym of a well-known French urban artist whose work is modelled on the crude pixellation of 1970s-1980s 8-bit video games. He took his name from the 1978 arcade game Space Invaders, and much of his work is composed of square ceramic tiles inspired by video game characters.
The French street artist Invader has recently invaded london with twelve mosaics. This is his 18 wave to the capital, leaving 150 mosaics and earning London 3630 points!
His first invasion was back in 1999, when he placed his first London Mosaic
LDN_01 Invasion of london 1999 Photo © Space Invader
This time round the mosaics definitely had the Great British feel to them with mosaics of invaders drinking Tea on commercial street!
Tea Time London Invasion 2016 Photo © GraffitiStreet
Our obsession with CCTV… Space Invader is watching us!
CCTVFlower London Invasion 2016 Photo © Space Invader
CCTVflower London Invasion 2016 Photo © Space Invader
CCTVflower London Invasion 2016 Photo © Space Invader
The Royal family, this one can be found on the Prince Charles Cinema, named Who is the King?
Who is the King? London Invasion 2016 Photo © @Annar_50
The not-so-Great British weather!! Umbrellas at the ready!!
Time to Leave London Invasion 2016 Photo © Space Invader
British Gentleman London Invasion 2016 Photo © @muggy_bonehead
Our love of public houses and a pint of beer…
Beer time London Invasion 2016 Photo © Space Invader
Another invader can be found with a paint brush in his hands, above John Jones.
Painting Invader London Invasion 2016 Photo © Space Invader
Thank you for the invasion of London Space Invader. Please come back again for more Royal antics…
