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I have this drawing below. How can I easily move the entire tikzpicture somewhere else ?

begintikzpicture
foreach x in0,...,4
 draw (0,x ,4) -- (4,x ,4);
 draw (x ,0,4) -- (x ,4,4);
 draw (4,x ,4) -- (4,x ,0);
 draw (x ,4,4) -- (x ,4,0);
 draw (4,0,x ) -- (4,4,x );
 draw (0,4,x ) -- (4,4,x );

endtikzpicture

What I mean by easy should be like

begintikzpicture, origin=1.0,1.0
foreach x in0,...,4
 draw (0,x ,4) -- (4,x ,4);
 draw (x ,0,4) -- (x ,4,4);
 draw (4,x ,4) -- (4,x ,0);
 draw (x ,4,4) -- (x ,4,0);
 draw (4,0,x ) -- (4,4,x );
 draw (0,4,x ) -- (4,4,x );

endtikzpicture

You can use a scope environment with options indicating a [shift=(1,1)] translation
Your code becomes so:

begintikzpicture
beginscope[shift=(1,1)]
foreach x in0,...,4
 draw (0,x ,4) -- (4,x ,4);
 draw (x ,0,4) -- (x ,4,4);
 draw (4,x ,4) -- (4,x ,0);
 draw (x ,4,4) -- (x ,4,0);
 draw (4,0,x ) -- (4,4,x );
 draw (0,4,x ) -- (4,4,x );

endscope
endtikzpicture

Somewhat similar to Raven's answer, but perhaps less brutal and more accurate (since nodes have a width). Technically it extends the bounding box, but in a document (other than standalone) it does shift the picture. This thing does not work well with overlay.

documentclass[parskip]scrartcl
usepackage[margin=15mm]geometry
usepackagetikz
tikzsetshift entire picture/.style n args=2execute at end picture=
pgfmathtruncatemacrotmpxsign(#1)
pgfmathtruncatemacrotmpysign(#2)
ifnumtmpx=1
 ifnumtmpy=1
 path[use as bounding box] ([xshift=-#1,yshift=-#2]current bounding box.south west) rectangle 
(current bounding box.north east);
 else
 path[use as bounding box] ([xshift=-#1]current bounding box.south west) rectangle 
([yshift=-#2]current bounding box.north east);
 fi
else 
 ifnumtmpy=1
 path[use as bounding box] ([yshift=-#2]current bounding box.south west) rectangle 
([xshift=-#1]current bounding box.north east);
 else
 path[use as bounding box] (current bounding box.south west) rectangle 
([xshift=-#1,yshift=-#2]current bounding box.north east); 
 fi
fi
begindocument
begintikzpicture[shift entire picture=3cm-5cm]
foreach x in0,...,4
 draw (0,x ,4) -- (4,x ,4);
 ifnumx=0
 draw (x ,0,4) -- (x ,4,4);
 else
 draw (x ,0,4) -- (x ,0.1,4) (x ,0.9,4) -- (x ,1.1,4)
 (x ,1.9,4) -- (x ,2.1,4) (x ,2.9,4) -- (x ,3.1,4)
 (x ,3.9,4) -- (x ,4,4);
 fi
 draw (4,x ,4) -- (4,x ,0);
 ifnumx=0
 draw (x ,4,4) -- (x ,4,0);
 else
 draw (x,4,0) -- (x,4,0.1) (x,4,0.9) -- (x,4,1.1)
 (x,4,1.9) -- (x,4,2.1) (x,4,2.9) -- (x,4,3.1)
 (x,4,3.9) -- (x,4,4);
 fi
 draw (4,0,x ) -- (4,4,x );
 draw (0,4,x ) -- (4,4,x );


endtikzpicture
enddocument

It might not be the most elegant solution but it works:

begintikzpicture
% Create "shifting node" that shifts all following coordinates by (5,6)
node at (-5,-6) ;
foreach x in0,...,4
 draw (0,x ,4) -- (4,x ,4);
 draw (x ,0,4) -- (x ,4,4);
 draw (4,x ,4) -- (4,x ,0);
 draw (x ,4,4) -- (x ,4,0);
 draw (4,0,x ) -- (4,4,x );
 draw (0,4,x ) -- (4,4,x );

endtikzpicture

This basically works by adding an invisible node to where the origin lays after the picture has been "shifted". That way there is some content in that area preventing it from being clipped away by tikz (which I assume is happening when simply using the shift option for the whole image).

Further clarification on the shift-option as provided by @TeXnician in the comments:

[The shift option] does shift the coordinate origin (transform every coordinate). As the bounding box is trimmed you will still not notice it in an ordinary context (it is handy sometimes, though).