Camouflage
HENI is delighted to present Camouflage by Invader, a new release featuring 21 unique screenprint editions on Somerset Satin Cotton set within an aluminium frame, split across five sizes. Begun in 2023, the Camouflage series shows the artist’s famed Space Invader figure hidden amongst camouflage patterns.
The artworks are available by application from 29 November until 17:00 GMT on 9 December.
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This release has ended but it may be possible to buy/sell from other collectors on the secondary market.
XX-Large
3 XX-large Camouflage editions, each measuring 120 x 142 cm (framed) in an edition of 80 + 8 APs.
X-Large
3 X-large Camouflage editions, each measuring 89 x 118 cm (framed) in an edition of 100 + 10 APs.
Large
4 large Camouflage editions, each measuring 76 x 89 cm (framed) in an edition of 100 + 10 APs.
Medium
7 medium Camouflage editions, each measuring 61 x 72 cm (framed) in an edition of 100 + 10 APs.
Small
4 small Camouflage editions, each measuring 51 x 51 cm (framed) in an edition of 200 + 20 APs.
About Camouflage
In the Camouflage prints, the Space Invader is disguised through clever choices in colour and composition. At times clearly visible, in other instances the form is concealed by dark, almost monochrome colour or through a Space Invader-like pattern, disappearing the figure into the surrounding composition.
"Ultimately, my work revolves around the concept of camouflage. I spend my time hiding my mosaics in the urban fabric. I camouflage myself in the landscape. So, I’ve adopted the aesthetic of military camouflage by hiding invaders in the pattern."
Invader
The elusive street artist Invader uses his now-ubiquitous pixelated characters to bring the digital world to the physical world and art to the masses. Self-described as an Unidentified Free Artist (UFA) whose identity is perennially hidden behind masks and digital pixelations, his pseudonym reflects his artistic practice - to invade public spaces with art.
What started as a playful attempt to make his art more publicly visible by pasting his first mosaic onto a Parisian wall in 1998 now consists of over 4,000 works on a global scale. Invader’s artwork was even the first art to be exhibited in space and can be found on the International Space Station.
Invader has challenged the traditional boundaries of the art world, holding solo exhibitions at prestigious galleries from Paris to Osaka. Never abandoning his dedication to street art, since 1998 Invader has expanded his practice into new media, producing installations and film. Invader continues to innovate within his characteristic aesthetic, allowing it to evolve as he invents new ways to bring accessible art to the masses.
Invader at the HENI Gallery
HENI Primary presents Alias and Pixel Pieces by Invader
To coincide with the drop, HENI Primary releases Alias and Pixel Pieces by Invader, featuring 10 unique ceramic artworks.
Exclusive Merchandise and Book
You can now buy exclusive hoodies, t-shirts, posters, and notebooks from the Camouflage collection on the HENI Merch shop. The merchandise collection will also be available at the HENI Gallery.
The new book INVADER: In Conversation with Hans Ulrich Obrist is also available from HENI Publishing.
Visit HENI Gallery
All of the Camouflage editions and Alias and Pixel Pieces are on display at the HENI Gallery until 19 January. Admission to the gallery is free, with no appointment required.
HENI Gallery
6-10 Lexington St, London W1F 0LB, United Kingdom
29 Nov - 9 Dec: Open Monday - Sunday, from 10am - 6pm
10 Dec - 19 Jan: Open Monday - Friday, from 10am - 6pm
A selection of prints are on display in the windows at 29-35 Lexington Street.
Timeline
The editions for Camouflage by Invader are available for a limited time only. If you have any questions, please see the FAQs below or contact customer support.
Application
The editions are available by application from 29 November until 9 December at 17:00 GMT.
Allocation
HENI will carefully review each application and aims to start notifying successful applicants over the coming weeks after the application period has closed.
Delivery or Storage
You can have your order delivered or stored with us in the HENI Vault. HENI will do its best to make sure that the artworks are shipped within three months of the application window closing. If you use the Vault, you won't be charged until the artworks have reached the storage facilities, at which point you can withdraw your order at any time. You can learn more about the Vault here.
FAQ
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
If you have any questions, you can explore our FAQs here. If you want to get in touch, please contact customer support or ask a moderator on Discord.
HENI is delighted to present Camouflage by Invader, a new release featuring 21 unique editions split across five sizes, available to apply for on HENI Editions from 29 November 2024 until 9 December 2024 at 17:00 GMT.
Camouflage are screenprints on Somerset Satin Cotton, set within an aluminium frame, and come in a range of 5 sizes, from XX-Large (120 cm x 142 cm) priced at $8,000 (plus any applicable taxes) to Small (51 cm x 51 cm) priced at $1,500 (plus any applicable taxes), each work is signed and numbered by Invader.
Collectors can store their artworks in the HENI Vault. Our bonded fine art warehouse gives maximum flexibility to collectors by delaying delivery and customs duties until a later date.
Should you choose to delay the delivery of your order and store it in the HENI Vault, VAT will not be applied at checkout. To learn more about using the HENI Vault please read this article.
You can complete your application for Camouflage on a computer or mobile device, after which you will receive a confirmation email detailing each of the editions you applied for. After the allocation period, if your application is successful, you will be sent an order confirmation once payment has been successfully taken.
If you want to get in touch, please contact Customer Care or ask a moderator on Discord.
As Camouflage is a limited-edition release, HENI tries to ensure that the prints are sold broadly and fairly (rather than on a ‘first come, first served’ basis). You can apply for multiple artworks from Camouflage, however, HENI cannot guarantee that you will be offered the opportunity to buy every print you apply for.
During the application process it is possible to accept “alternative allocation”, which means you are willing to receive an alternative artwork of the same size and price if your original selection isn't available. Choosing “alternative allocation” may increase your chances of being successfully allocated.
Furthermore, if you selected the “No” to partial allocation during the application process, HENI will only satisfy your application if we are able to fulfil your entire application. If you selected “Yes” to partial allocation option during the application process, HENI may offer you the opportunity to purchase some of the editions you applied for, but not all. Choosing partial fulfilment may increase your chances of being successfully allocated.
HENI will carefully review each application and aims to start notifying successful applicants over the coming weeks after the application period has closed.
Camouflage are priced in US Dollars and can be purchased using credit or debit card. Please ensure when submitting your payment details that you enter the correct billing post/zip code information for the payment card you are using.
When applying for Camouflage you will be asked to provide details of a credit or debit card. HENI will carefully review each application and aims to start notifying successful applicants over the coming weeks after the application period has closed.
Only after you have been notified of your successful application will HENI arrange to take payment. HENI will automatically attempt to take payment using the payment method supplied at the time of the application. If this payment method fails, you will be notified by email with a custom payment link that you can use to complete payment. Successful applicants will have 48 hours from the time of the email to complete payment, otherwise the allocation will be revoked.
The HENI Vault, a storage service which gives flexibility to collectors who don't have immediate space to store their artworks. Our fine art warehouse features a secure, climate-controlled environment in the UK. With its customs-bonded status, the HENI Vault not only ensures the safekeeping of your artworks but also allows the deferral of delivery and customs duties until you decide to withdraw your artworks.
Here's how it works:
- After the application window has closed, your artworks will enter production, during which there will be no storage charges.
- Three months after the close of the purchase window, a monthly subscription fee of $25 per artwork kicks in for using the HENI Vault.
- You have the freedom to withdraw your artworks at any time. A handling and administration charge of $25 per artwork applies upon withdrawal.
You can choose to store your artworks in the HENI Vault during the checkout. You will be asked to complete some security questions which we may ask for in the future. Confirmation of your Vault subscription will be sent by email, along with details on how to withdraw your artwork in the future.
Please note that although VAT is not charged at the time of purchase, when withdrawing an artwork from the Vault, you will be charged VAT on the initial purchase price if you are then shipping that artwork to the UK. You will be contacted by your local customs or shipping regarding paying VAT and any applicable duties if you are shipping your artwork from the Vault to outside the UK.
Camouflage editions do not come with a Certificate of Authenticity. The edition numbers for each of the works are randomly allocated and cannot be chosen.
Camouflage editions are on display at the HENI Gallery from the 29 November 2024 until 19 January 2025. Admission to the gallery is free, with no appointment required.
HENI Gallery
6–10 Lexington St, London W1F 0LB, United Kingdom
Opening hours: 29 Nov - 9 Dec: Monday - Sunday, from 10am - 6pm
Opening hours: 10 Dec – 19 Jan: Monday - Friday, from 10am – 6pm
A selection of prints are on display in the windows at 29-35 Lexington Street.