PARIS (AP) — For the Paris Olympics, it could almost be a new sport: Score points by hunting down mosaics that a mystery artist who calls himself "Invader" has cemented to walls across France's ...

Invader has released a new book, titled 4000 — The Complete Guide to the Space Invaders, 1998-2021, looking back on more than 20 years of the artist’s mythical Space Invaders project. The 1,024-page ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A cyclist rides in front of an Olympic-themed new mosaic by the mysterious French street artist known only by the name Invader, ...

The French street artist Invader has taken over the city of Marseille in an artistic invasion that is unprecedented in scale. The artist, who is known for his mosaics inspired by ’80s video games, has ...

Two years ago in Hong Kong it looked like game over for a street artist trying to transform the city into a 1980s video game. Authorities didn’t appreciate pixelated characters such as Pac-Man and ...

“Invader told me to say that he wanted to celebrate the Olympics in Paris with this mosaic,” an anonymous representative for the artist told the AP yesterday. “The space invader is running and he ...

The ground was squelchy, leading the mind to wonder what sort of organic matter was decomposing underfoot. A topsoil of potato-chip bags and soda cans disturbed the silence that Invader and his ...

Unfortunately, this means that Invader’s pieces can be easily removed–either by owners of buildings or overly devoted fans. Animal New York was able to catch up with the anonymous artist through email ...

Invader continues to overrun cities with his mosaic creations at an astonishing rate and these editions are the closest collectors can get to the real thing, as most are destroyed within days of going ...