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Star Wars Takes Over The Streets (21 Photos)

May 4, 2026
By Vidar

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Split image of Star Wars street art: R2-D2 by EFIX offers flowers to a real trash can on the left, and Frankey’s Darth Fisher sculpture sits beside a canal in Amsterdam with a red light-up fishing rod on the right.

A drainpipe claims to be Luke’s father. Baby Yoda peeks out from under a bridge. Darth Vader goes fishing. This is Star Wars street art.

Artists around the world keep finding new places for Star Wars: walls, pipes, bridges, trash cans, hydrants, and even a bunker. Some pieces are full murals. Others are small jokes built into the street.

Two photos of Frankey’s Darth Fisher sculpture under De Torontobrug in Amsterdam, with Darth Vader sitting by the canal and holding a red light-up fishing rod reflected in the water.

“Darth Fisher” sculpture by Frankey for Amsterdam Light Festival at De Torontobrug in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. Photos by Janus van den Eijnden.

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Rear window of a van covered with an image of several Star Wars stormtroopers sitting inside and holding blasters, seen through a wet windshield.

The insurance premium has to be really low because you know it won’t hit anything.

Baby Yoda mural by Sock Wild Sketch in France, painted around a round concrete bridge pillar so the face and ears peek out from under the overpass.

Baby Yoda by Sock Wild Sketch in France.

By Scaf Oner and ABYS at festival Les petits bonheurs in Béthune, France.

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Boba Fett mural by Bobby Rogue-One in Glasgow, Scotland, painted on a tall black brick wall with a large yellow circle behind the helmet.

Mural by Bobby Rogue-One in Glasgow, Scotland, made as a tribute to the late Jeremy Bulloch, who portrayed Boba Fett in Star Wars.

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Battle Droid street art by Murdoc in Sydney, Australia, using a real CCTV camera as the droid’s head above a black painted body on a white brick wall.

Battle Droid by Murdoc in Sydney, Australia.

Red stencil graffiti in Kraków, Poland, showing a Star Wars rebel-style figure holding a blaster beside the words “Sometimes antisocial but always antifascist” and a Rebel Alliance symbol.

In Kraków, Poland.

“Come To The Dark Slide” street art by Blouh, showing Darth Vader skateboarding on a wall above a stair railing while holding a red lightsaber.

“Come To The Dark Slide” by Blouh.

Drainpipe in Malmö, Sweden, with a speech-bubble sticker reading “Luke, I AM YOUR FATHER,” making the vent look like Darth Vader’s mask.

Luke, I AM YOUR FATHER.

Yoda mural by SMUG, with Yoda in a robe facing a blue blast-like shape on a dark wall.

Yoda by SMUG.

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Dome-shaped nuclear shelter air vent in Prague painted as R2-D2, with blue and white panels, white side supports, and bushes around it.

Nuclear shelter turned R2-D2.

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Darth Vader statue in Odesa, Ukraine, converted from a Lenin monument, shown on a pedestal while a hand holds an older photo of the original statue.

A former Lenin monument turned into a Darth Vader statue in Odesa, Ukraine.

Yoda mural by Caer8th at Prague Castle, Czech Republic, showing a realistic gray Yoda beside graffiti lettering on a wall below a metal fence.

“Yoda” by Caer8th (Vladimír Hirscher) Prague Castle, Czech Republic.

Grogu or Baby Yoda mural by Styler in Lisbon, Portugal, painted in a gray robe on a wall under a concrete overhang. Photo by Taemek.

Grogu or Baby Yoda by Styler in Lisbon, Portugal. Photo by Taemek.

Princess Leia stencil by Mr. Mahaffey in Savannah, Georgia, beside red spray-painted text reading “Fuck this imperialist bullshit” on a street utility box.

By Mr. Mahaffey in Savannah, Georgia, US.

Star Wars tile mosaic by Invader in London, England, showing pixelated Luke Skywalker and Darth Vader with blue and red lightsabers on a wall beside a red bus.

By Invader in London, England. Photo by Lee Smith from Diff Graff.

“Use The Force” street art by JPS, showing a small Yoda figure on the lower left and a seated police officer floating above the words on a plain wall.

“Use The Force” by JPS.

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R2-D2 street art by EFIX, showing the droid offering a small bouquet to a real gray trash can with a red heart painted on the wall above.

R2-D2 gives flowers to a trash can – by EFIX.

R2-D2 leans toward a real trash can with a small bouquet. A red heart on the wall makes it official.

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Baby Yoda street art by Lushsux in Melbourne, Australia, painted on a weathered wall with a speech bubble reading “Chicken nugget I want mmm... yes.”

Baby Yoda by Lushsux in Melbourne, Australia.

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Before-and-after photo of a yellow fire hydrant painted by Tom Bob in Long Beach, USA, so the hydrant becomes Princess Leia with hair buns, eyes, lips, and a white dress.

Princess Leia fire hydrant by Tom Bob in Long Beach, USA.

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Satirical Star Wars-inspired mural in Paris, France, showing a yellow-haired Jabba-like figure holding a chained Statue of Liberty figure dressed like Princess Leia. Photo by Robert Pickering.

Satirical Star Wars-inspired mural by an unknown artist in Paris, France. Photo by Robert Pickering.

Jabba the Hutt, Princess Leia, and the Statue of Liberty all get pulled into one political street art mashup.

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