It has been more than a mouth since the previous mosaic, Invader finally installed mosaics on the streets. This time, there are four mosaics installed unexpectedly in Paris, which are PA_1532-1535.

The Mosaics

PA_1532

Located in the 5th arrondissement above a hair salon named Rock Hair Bastille, PA_1532 depicts a red Invader with the similar design of PA_1519, PA_1520, PA_1526, and PA_1527, a classic Invader design. The color scheme references the color of the hair salon’s sign.

PA_1533

In the 15th arrondissement, on top of Nicolas, a wine and champagne store, PA_1533 offers a slight twist to the previous mosaic PA_1532. It’s colour scheme uses a duller and desaturated violet, which may be due to the time and lighting of the photograph.

PA_1534

Also in the 15th arrondissement, PA_1534 is above a furniture store, Intérieur Scandinave. What makes it different from the previous two is the blue background, which results in a mosaic that stands out from the building's surface.

PA_1535

In the 13th arrondissement, the last mosaic of this installation bunch, PA_1535 adopts a completely different character than the rest. The color combination is inspired by the Ukrainian flag to support the anti-war movement. One interesting point is that this mosaic is the largest among the ones with similar designs, proving invaders’ backing of this matter.