Sam Francis

Untitled, 1984

106.7 X 73 inch

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Invader's Homeworks, 2006, screen print on a grid background with red and black pixelated alien-like shapes arranged in a repetitive pattern.
Invader's Homeworks, 2006, screen print on a grid background with red and black pixelated alien-like shapes arranged in a repetitive pattern.
Invader's Homeworks, 2006, screen print on a grid background with red and black pixelated alien-like shapes arranged in a repetitive pattern.

// Homeworks by Invader, created in 2006, is a limited edition screen print that cleverly mimics the pixelated aesthetics of vintage video games. The artwork is arranged on a grid background reminiscent of graph paper, featuring repetitive red and black pixelated shapes that resemble classic alien invaders, a motif frequently explored by Invader. The red, step-like forms are juxtaposed with vertical black elements, creating a rhythmic pattern across the grid. The simplicity of color and form reinforces the retro, arcade-game feel, while also showcasing Invader’s unique blend of street art and digital nostalgia. This piece invites viewers to explore the intersections between art, technology, and nostalgia.

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Homeworks, 2006

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// Homeworks by Invader, created in 2006, is a limited edition screen print that cleverly mimics the pixelated aesthetics of vintage video games. The artwork is arranged on a grid background reminiscent of graph paper, featuring repetitive red and black pixelated shapes that resemble classic alien invaders, a motif frequently explored by Invader. The red, step-like forms are juxtaposed with vertical black elements, creating a rhythmic pattern across the grid. The simplicity of color and form reinforces the retro, arcade-game feel, while also showcasing Invader’s unique blend of street art and digital nostalgia. This piece invites viewers to explore the intersections between art, technology, and nostalgia.

Artwork Copyright © Invader

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