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In 2022, Invicticous started as a desire to inspire change through art. Through the eyes of a disabled combat veteran, who has seen a variety of chaotic spectrums that the world has to offer and was injured during combat operations, the desire was focused on providing varying levels of comfort and beauty that inspire a house to be home. During his time in an incapacitated state, he found solace through visual aids. The ease of these aides brought him to bar the realities in his path. Thus, as comfort conformed the owner to find resolve in the most unorganized of chaos, he wanted to provide a visual aid to comfort those in such a divisive world. Through this, Invicticous was formed, where the name is dedicated to excellence via the form of the unconquered and undefeated.
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Invicticous LLC, 37167, Smyrna, United States
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