Isetan Shinjuku will be hosting a new solo exhibition by Invader titled "Hyperspace".
This exhibition, the first to be held in Tokyo since 2010, showcases all aspects of Invader's creative work over the past 16 years, from his iconic mosaic piece "Alias" to the "Rubik's Cubist" series, silkscreen prints, and drawings.
Invader, a key figure in the contemporary art world, is internationally known as an artist who "gives materiality to pixels."
Since 1998, he has "invaded" more than 180 cities around the world with ceramic mosaics inspired by early video game and pop culture characters.
Finding Invader mosaics is like going on a treasure hunt around the world – it's so much fun!
In 2014, he developed the free smartphone app "FlashInvaders," which has garnered over 500,000 players and 42 million successful discoveries.
For approximately 30 years, Invader has expanded its activities into new media, and has continued to present works using a wide range of media, from the "Rubik's Cubist" series (2005) to installations, books, and video works, in exhibitions at galleries and museums around the world, receiving high acclaim.

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◆Invader

Invader is a French masked artist who started his career in Paris in 1998.
Since then, he has expanded his activities worldwide and is known as a pioneer and one of the most prolific representatives of the street art movement.
In parallel with his energetic ceramic mosaic tile creations on the streets of various locations, he also consistently continued his work in his studio, and these works have been exhibited by invitation at the following major museums and galleries.

Center for Contemporary Images, Geneva (Switzerland, 2000)
Lyon Museum of Contemporary Art (France, 2001)
Museum Quarter Vienna (Austria, 2008)
Ingres Museum & Louvre Museum (Montauban, France, 2009)
Daejeon Museum of Art (South Korea, 2009)
Museum of Contemporary Art, San Diego (USA, 2010)
Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles (USA, 2010)
MAMO Museum of Contemporary Art (Marseille, France, 2020)
MGLC International Graphic Arts Center (Ljubljana, Slovenia, 2021)
MIMA Museum (Brussels, Belgium, 2022)
Newport Street Gallery (London, 2025)

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