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French artist Invader’s latest invasion, Invader-PA_1535, on rue Pirandello in Paris’s 13th arrondissement, pays tribute to Ukraine during these challenging times and recent news.
Artistic Invader’s unique pixel-art style, inspired by classic video games, features the iconic space invader motif. In this artwork, he employs the blue and yellow colours of the Ukrainian flag to symbolise hope, unity, and resilience. This new mosaic serves as a poignant reminder of the challenges endured by the Ukrainian people and urges for international support in their struggle.
Invader-PA_1535. Image Copyright Invader
Alongside the mural, Invader expressed through his social media, “Invade with art, not bombs.” This statement encapsulates his conviction that art serves as a powerful, positive influence, advocating for peaceful self-expression rather than resorting to violence. It inspires us to acknowledge the ability of creativity to champion peace during turbulent times.
Invader-PA_1535. Image Copyright Invader
As individuals interact with Invader-PA_1535, they become part of meaningful conversations surrounding war and peace. In a tumultuous world, Invader’s message resonates powerfully: art has the capacity to foster positive change and encourage us to “invade” the world with creativity and love, the only invasion worth pursuing.
Invader-PA_1535. Image Copyright Invader
This mural not only stands as a symbol of support for Ukraine, but it also acts as a powerful call to action, inspiring all of us to raise our voices in the pursuit of a more compassionate and peaceful world.
