APC ART is pleased to offer our global collector base this extraordinary and historically significant work by INVADER — “4000” (2022).

“4000” is a hand-signed and dated lithograph in colors on fine art paper, measuring 15 x 18.5 inches (38 x 47 cm) and published in an edition of 500 by Control P Editions. The work is hand signed and dated in black ink by Invader at the lower right margin. This edition was created to commemorate a milestone moment in the artist’s career — the completion of his 4,000th mosaic installation worldwide.

This example is professionally framed to museum standard, precisely following the presentation specifications used in Invader’s landmark exhibitions “4000” and “Camouflages and Devil’s Tower.” The custom black wood frame, stark white acid-free mat, and True Vue Museum Glass highlight the vibrancy and intricacy of the composition. Framed dimensions: 26.2 x 22.8 x 1.5 inches. The work will arrive ready to hang, fully protected, and accompanied by the first-edition hardcover book “INVADER: 4000.”

Visually, “4000” is a breathtaking mosaic of Invader’s entire street oeuvre up to the moment of its creation — every tile, every character, every city represented in pixelated harmony. It serves as both an archival record and a conceptual masterpiece, encapsulating two decades of global “invasions” across more than 80 cities. The work’s kaleidoscopic density captures Invader’s core philosophy: blending nostalgia, urban intervention, and digital abstraction into a unified visual language that bridges generations of art, technology, and culture.

Invader’s impact on contemporary art is profound. Emerging in the late 1990s, he transformed street art through his signature pixel mosaics, redefining the medium with a conceptual rigor akin to institutional fine art. His installations — from Paris and Tokyo to Hong Kong and Los Angeles — have been catalogued in his “Invasion Maps” series, solidifying him as one of the most influential and collectible artists of his era. His ability to merge video game nostalgia with architectural permanence has made his work a touchstone of contemporary visual culture.

In 2025, Invader joined Damien Hirst and Shepard Fairey in the blockbuster exhibition “Triple Trouble” at HENI’s Newport Street Gallery, London. This groundbreaking show united three of the most powerful forces in global contemporary art, each redefining modern iconography in their respective ways. The exhibition’s success has sent demand for Invader’s works soaring, reaffirming his place alongside the most influential artists of the 21st century.

From an investment perspective, “4000” represents an exceptional acquisition opportunity. Early lithographs such as this have proven resilient in the market, with strong secondary performance and consistent collector demand. The fact that this piece commemorates a defining career milestone — while being personally hand-signed, dated, and accompanied by its original book — makes it one of the most desirable Invader editions of the last decade.

This work was acquired directly from Over The Influence (OTI) Gallery, Invader’s official representative at the time, and has been stored flat under archival conditions. It has never been folded, shows no creases or handling marks, and is in mint condition.

The work is in hand and will ship immediately from the USA.
APC ART is pleased to offer archival framing and white-glove delivery options upon request.

This is an absolutely stunning and historically important Invader edition — a milestone work that bridges street art history and fine art legacy.

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Provenance
Purchased directly from OTI upon release. Included with the work will be a copy of the original receipt from Over The Influence Gallery. 

Condition
The print has been framed to museum standard. Mint condition. No creases. The hardback book is new.