French Street Artist Invader Invades London - Part 03

May 29, 2013

While Hookedblog was south of the river over the weekend, checking out the new mural by London Street Artist Phlegm (covered here), we headed further into South London on the hunt for some of the mosaic works installed on the streets by French street artist Invader. The newly installed street art pieces were from his most recent London Invasion, the 17th invasion of the city to date.

French Artist Invader's New London Mosaics

The latest London visit saw 12 new street art pieces installed around the city by the street artist, some of which we have already featured on the blog across a number of blog posts, London Invasion Part 01(covered here) and London Invasion Part 02(covered here).

We found this super-sized David Bowie-inspired Pac-Mac ghost piece by Invader hanging out on the side of a pub on a quiet side street surrounded in scaffolding. Having scaled up the wall to get a close-up shot of the mosaic work, the scaffolding was not allowing us to capture a clean shot of the work, we must return again at some point and try and get some better shots without the scaffold on the building.

This large-scale work from Invader has been assigned the code LDN_126 and will get you 50 points if you are using the artist Flash Invader game app.