Trouble Angela Davis stands as one of the most politically charged works in the Triple Trouble collection, with Invader paying homage to the iconic civil rights activist and scholar through his signature ceramic tile mosaic technique. The pixelated, 8-bit aesthetic transforms Davis's instantly recognizable silhouette and Afro into a grid of carefully placed ceramic tiles on aluminium, bridging the visual language of early video game culture with a towering figure of resistance and Black liberation. Invader's street art origins are deeply embedded here — the work carries the same subversive energy as his urban tile installations, but elevated onto a gallery-ready aluminium support that questions the boundaries between public art and fine art. The title's use of 'Trouble' nods to the collection's overarching theme while also suggesting the deliberate, necessary disruption that Davis herself has represented throughout her life. This piece is a rare convergence of pop culture nostalgia, activism, and fine craft, affirming Invader's ability to encode profound meaning within deceptively simple pixelated forms.