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Space2ISS

Invader

2015

mosaic

+- 5 x 10 cm

Space Invader mosaic art on the International Space Station during ESA astronaut Samantha Cristoforetti’s Futura mission.

Space2ISS

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.

Invader

Invader

France

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28 Jul 2014

Ariane 5 ES / ATV Georges Lemaître (VA219)

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Wallops Island, VA, USA

EU / France

2014-044A

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LEO, International Space Station (ISS)

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1998-067A

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Invader

2015

mosaic

+- 5 x 10 cm

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