Astroboys (2014) by Space Invader is a rare and sought-after screenprint, created in an edition of 50 to commemorate the Home Sweet Home exhibition at Target Gallery in Tokyo. This exceptional work showcases Invader ’s signature pixelated aesthetic, paying homage to both vintage arcade games and classic Japanese manga.

Depicting Osamu Tezuka’s beloved Astro Boy , a cultural icon since the 1950s, Invader reconstructs the character in his signature pixelated style. Set against a grid of white squares outlined in blue, Astroboys features three iterations of the character—one capturing his full body, another showing his head and torso, and a third focusing solely on his face. By presenting multiple versions of the figure, Invader offers a glimpse into his creative process and the layered construction of his compositions.

This piece exemplifies Invader ’s ongoing dialogue between digital and street art, where classic gaming aesthetics merge with pop culture references. His distinctive mosaic technique, inspired by the 8-bit era of arcade games, has solidified his status as one of the most influential contemporary street artists.

Maintaining anonymity as an Unidentified Free Artist , Invader follows in the footsteps of figures like Banksy, allowing his art to speak for itself. His works are highly collectible, exhibited worldwide, and continue to command significant attention in both public and private collections.

This stunning print has been framed to museum-quality standards and is in immaculate condition. A full condition report, including UV photos, is available upon request.

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