Invader
Space2ISS
2015
mosaic
+- 5 x 10 cm
status:
Space Invader mosaic art on the International Space Station during ESA astronaut Samantha Cristoforetti’s Futura mission.
Mosaic art on the International Space Station during ESA astronaut Samantha Cristoforetti’s Futura mission.
Inspired by the archetype 1970s Space Invaders video game, French artist, known as Invader, established his urban alien artwork in 60 cities all over the world, including Rome, Paris, New York, Manchester, Hong Kong and Los Angeles. In 2012 he sent a mosaic into the stratosphere on a high-altitude balloon.
Aiming even higher, Samantha helped Invader get his artwork out of this world when she installed a Space Invader mosaic in Europe’s Columbus laboratory on the Space Station, 400 km above Earth.
Not content with invading Earth orbit, the Space Invaders are gaining a foothold at ESA establishments all over Europe.
Technical information
artist
Invader
title
Space2ISS
date
2015
medium
mosaic
dimensions
+- 5 x 10 cm
genre
Sculpture
IAAA art style
this work is part of the following collection
none
artwork COSPAR id
Launch
Space
Return
launch date
28 Jul 2014
launch mission
Ariane 5 ES / ATV Georges Lemaître (VA219)
launch provider
Arianespace
return date
return vehicle
return location
launch location
Wallops Island, VA, USA
host vehicle
International Space Station
return vehicle COSPAR id
launching state
location
EU / France
LEO, International Space Station (ISS)
host vehicle COSPAR id
1998-067A
status
In space
launch vehicle COSPAR id
2014-044A
partners
Collection
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