A man walks by the 'Rubik Mona Lisa' (2005) by French street artist Invader displayed at ArtCurial in Paris. Photo: Reuters
A street art Rubik's Cube version of the Mona Lisa is expected to sell for up to US$166,000 (RM683,500) when it goes under the hammer in Paris this month.
Made from 330 Rubik's Cubes by the French artist Invader - famous for his ceramic Space Invaders figures inspired by the vintage pixelated video game - is called Rubik Mona Lisa.
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Mona Lisa Rubik's Cube
A man walks by the 'Rubik Mona Lisa' (2005) by French street artist Invader displayed at ArtCurial in Paris. Photo: Reuters
The street art Rubik's Cube version of the 'Mona Lisa' entitled 'Rubik Mona Lisa' is made from 330 Rubik's Cubes by French artist Invader, famous for his ceramic Space Invaders figures inspired by the vintage pixelated video game. Photo: AFP
The sign of the French street artist Invader is seen on 'Rubik Mona Lisa' (2005) displayed at ArtCurial in Paris. Photo: Reuters
A close-up of French urban artist Invader's 'Rubik Mona Lisa', which recreates the iconic Leonardo Da Vinci portrait using 330 blocks of Rubik's cubes. Photo: AFP
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