Damien Hirst & Invader – InvadHirst

InvadHirst, 2025 Edition: TT2

• Artists: Damien Hirst (British, born 1965) & Invader (French, born 1969)
• Medium: 21-color silkscreen print on Somerset Satin White 410gsm cotton paper
• Dimensions (framed): 86.2 × 108.7 cm
• Edition: TT2 — limited by demand during the drop window
• Signature: Hand-signed by both artists on the front, hand-numbered
• Presentation: White aluminium frame 

InvadHirst is a 21-color silkscreen print on Somerset Satin White 410gsm cotton paper, executed in 2025 in collaboration between Damien Hirst and Invader — two of the most iconic, widely collected, and culturally consequential artists working today — hand-signed by both artists on the front and hand-numbered, presented in a white aluminium frame.

The title InvadHirst — a precise and characteristically playful fusion of both artists' names — announces the full collaborative logic of the work with immediate clarity: this is not an influence or a homage but a genuine meeting of two visual identities, each bringing the full force of their signature vocabulary to bear on a shared composition. Damien Hirst — widely considered the world's wealthiest living artist — contributes his iconic Spot Painting language: the serialized arrangement of colored circles that has become one of the most universally recognized visual signatures in contemporary art, a meditation on color, order, and the systems by which beauty and meaning are organized. Invader — the anonymous French artist whose pixelated ceramic tile installations have colonized the walls of cities across every continent — brings his signature visual language of digital fragmentation, arcade iconography, and the subversive recontextualization of public and private space. In InvadHirst, these two visual systems — the organic circle and the digital pixel, the spot and the tile, the painterly and the graphic — are brought into direct and productive collision, producing a work of extraordinary visual complexity, cultural resonance, and collector significance that is fully characteristic of both artists at their most inventive and engaged.

Hirst's fascination with pattern and repetition reappears in Valium (2000), part of his celebrated pharmaceutical-themed print series exploring science and desire. A bolder, more recent chromatic register can be found in Psychedelic (2024), extending his lifelong exploration of color, science, and serial form — both available now at Lynart Gallery.

The work is in excellent condition.

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FAQ

Is this an original collaboration between Damien Hirst and Invader? Yes — an authentic 21-color silkscreen on Somerset Satin White 410gsm cotton paper, hand-signed by both Damien Hirst and Invader on the front and hand-numbered, from the TT2 drop-window edition.

What is the visual concept behind InvadHirst? InvadHirst brings together Hirst's iconic Spot Painting language — the serialized colored circle — and Invader's signature pixelated visual vocabulary, creating a direct collision between two of the most recognizable visual systems in contemporary art: the organic spot and the digital pixel, the painterly and the graphic.

What is a drop-window edition? A drop-window edition is available for a strictly defined release period rather than in a fixed numbered quantity — the total edition size determined by collector demand at time of release, giving each surviving impression growing rarity over time.

What is the printing technique? 21-color silkscreen on Somerset Satin White 410gsm cotton paper — requiring 21 individually mixed and registered color separations, achieving exceptional chromatic richness and surface precision.

Are both artists' signatures on the work? Yes — hand-signed by both Damien Hirst and Invader on the front, and hand-numbered.

What are the dimensions? 86.2 × 108.7 cm (framed)

Is the work framed? Yes — presented in a white aluminium frame.

What is the condition? Excellent condition. Full condition report available upon request.

Is this artwork a good investment? Collaborative works hand-signed by both Damien Hirst and Invader represent a particularly compelling acquisition — combining the global market strength of two of the most collected contemporary artists in a large-format, framed, drop-window edition whose total number of impressions is now fixed.

Is worldwide shipping available? Yes — secure worldwide shipping from France with professional packaging, tracking, and insurance.

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