French street artist Invader invades public space

In just under 30 years, the French artist Invade It invaded the public space. Today, 4,900 of his mosaics are on display around the world, including 1,500 in Paris. A real phenomenon spotted at an almost sold out exhibition. “He always creates according to the context in which he intervenes. When he is in Marseille (Bouche du Rhone)Rather, he will play with the city's icons.”explains Fabrice Busteau, editor-in-chief of the magazine “Fine Arts” and curator of the exhibition.

Businesses are often vandalized

“He has a desire to enhance the urban and cultural space in which he is located.”“, explains the specialist. Often vandalized and torn, Invader mosaics resist time thanks to the fan community, who come to their rescue and take their placeNorthern Territory. Volunteers make the work of the street artist eternal, present at the top of the Eiffel Tower, in the mountains, in Morocco, in the United States or even in space.