A hand-pulled silkscreen in colors on wove paper measuring 50 × 70 cm (19.7 × 27.6 inches), published in London in 2006 by the legendary Pictures On Walls and hand numbered from the rare edition of only 100 impressions, bearing the publisher’s blind stamp. 

“Homeworks” is one of the most iconic and intellectually refined prints from the Pictures On Walls era.

Executed on graph paper, the composition references the artist’s original process of plotting mosaic placements and invasion strategies, transforming the sheet into both a conceptual blueprint and a fully resolved visual field.

The repeated red Space Invader figures, rendered in a hand-drawn, pixelated language, are punctuated by black vertical bars that function like architectural markers within the grid.

The work collapses drawing, mapping, digital aesthetics and serial repetition into a single image — a perfect distillation of Invader’s practice.

The POW imprimatur places the print within the most historically significant period of the urban art print movement, and the extremely limited edition of one hundred impressions ensures its rarity and long-term desirability.

An iconic and historically significant Invader — destined to become the focal point of even the most rigorously curated collection.

Edition: 100

Size: 19 7/10 × 27 3/5 in | 50 × 70 cm

Numbered: Hand numbered from the edition of 100

Materials: Hand pulled silkscreen print in colours on wove paper 

Signed: Stamped by artist’s estate, with the Pictures on Walls blind stamp

NB Frame: Not included