An exceptionally rare and coveted work by Invader, the mysterious French street artist whose pixelated mosaics have transformed cityscapes across the world.
This stunning green variant of Pronto Intervento is more than a collectible — it is a piece of contemporary art history.

Invader’s practice began in the late 1990s, merging graffiti, cyberculture, and public intervention. His iconic “Space Invader” tiles, inspired by the 1978 arcade video game, have since invaded over 80 cities worldwide, from Tokyo to Los Angeles, from Rome to Hong Kong.
His global installations can be tracked in real time like a cultural treasure hunt, and his works now reside in major museum collections and high-profile private collections internationally.
Invader’s auctions continue to set record prices, highlighting the explosive demand for early and rare editions such as this work.

Pronto Intervento parodies the commercial signage commonly found throughout Rome, humorously offering “emergency intervention services” from the world’s most elusive mosaic vandal.
The work captures Invader’s signature wit, merging local parody with his pixel iconography.
The green variant is extraordinarily scarce, with only 30 examples ever produced — most of which are locked away in private collections.

Size: 9 × 20 in | 22.9 × 50.8 cm
Dated: Yes, by the artist in graphite pencil
Materials: Hand pulled silkscreen in colours
Numbered: Hand numbered from the edition of 30
Signed: Hand-signed by artist, bottom right in graphite pencil; “Invader ‘10”

NB Frame: Not included