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Eight works of street art and public art about pausing, resting and slowing down, with David Reichelt, NEAN, David Zinn, NADA and more.

Eight works of street art and public art about pausing, resting and slowing down, with David Reichelt, NEAN, David Zinn, NADA and more.

## A moment to slow down Yoda meditates, Hannah finds a tiny bed in a brick wall, and paddleboarders linger on a lake. These eight works leave space for a pause, from comfortable naps to more fragile moments of rest. * * * ### 🧘 Yoda’s Meditation — By David Reichelt in Prague, Czech Republic 🇨🇿 Yoda floats cross-legged in a painted forest, his robe hanging loosely beneath him. David Reichelt gives the small Jedi an entire wall of stillness, with the real railings and pavement framing the scene. **💡 Nerd Fact:** Yoda’s original puppet face has a connection to Albert Einstein. Creature designer Stuart Freeborn said he gave the character Einstein’s eyes to convey intelligence while developing the design in 1978. 🔗 Follow David Reichelt on Instagram * * * ### 🌅 Us Together — By NEAN in Thonon-les-Bains, France 🇫🇷 Paddleboarders gather on calm water in NEAN’s Us Together. The artist painted it on a Léman Habitat building at 10 chemin de Morcy in Thonon-les-Bains from September 12 to 20, 2025, for Thonon Art Urbain. Warm evening light spreads across the wall. More: **Imagination Leads to Creation** 🔗 Follow NEAN on Instagram * * * ### 💤 Hannah’s Nap — By David Zinn Hannah has found a bed in a missing brick. David Zinn adds a pillow and a tiny curled-up sleeper to the opening, making a rough patch of wall look surprisingly comfortable. The whole scene fits into a space most people would walk past. **💡 Nerd Fact:** Zinn’s first commercial illustration began as monster doodles on his copy of Gilbert and Sullivan’s _Ruddigore_. A fellow performer spotted the drawings and asked to use them for the production’s poster. More: **Silly Art By David Zinn (20 Photos)** 🔗 Follow David Zinn on Instagram * * * ### 😊 Chin in Hands — By NADA in Cruz Santa, Tenerife, Spain 🇪🇸 A smiling child rests their chin in both hands above the wall. NADA painted the portrait for SeisDeDoce in Los Realejos, with curation by Kob Tropikal. On Calle Mencey Bentor in Cruz Santa, it gives the street a face that looks happy to watch the day go by. 🔗 Follow NADA on Instagram * * * ### 😌 Eyes Closed — By WOSKerski in Southend-on-Sea, UK 🇬🇧 With her eyes closed and her face lifted, this woman seems to have stepped away from the noise around her. WOSKerski painted the portrait for Southend City Jam, using a white circle and sharp rays to frame the soft light on her face. More: **9 Times WOSKerski Made UK Walls Feel Like Glitches in Reality** 🔗 Follow WOSKerski on Instagram * * * ### 🌊 Immersion — By Jennifer Erny in Peruíbe, Brazil 🇧🇷 A figure floats beneath the surface in Jennifer Erny’s _Immersion_. She painted the mural for the Espaço Salgado Art Residency in Peruíbe, Brazil. The body hangs in the water as if its weight has briefly disappeared. More: **Street Art Gems From Brazil** 🔗 Follow Jennifer Erny on Instagram * * * ### 😴 Sleeping Man — By Omar Alonso in Barranquilla, Colombia 🇨🇴 A man curls up to sleep inside a shallow recess in the wall. Omar Alonso uses the corner and its shadows to give the painted body depth. Rest looks less comfortable here: the hard ledge remains part of the picture. More: **This Mural of a Sleeping Man in Colombia Stopped Me in My Tracks** 🔗 Follow Omar Alonso on Instagram * * * ### 🛏️ Border — By Murat Gök in Mardin, Turkey 🇹🇷 Murat Gök turns a section of border fence into a hammock in this 2010 performance photograph. The Institute for Public Art documents the action in Mardin on the Turkey–Syria border. The relaxed pose sits uneasily beside the fence: this pause was brief. **💡 Nerd Fact:** The hammock was not a permanent public amenity. The Institute for Public Art describes the intervention as unsanctioned and says the location’s potential danger limited its duration. Most audiences encounter the work through its photographic record. More: **Border by Murat Gök** * * * ## Which one is your favorite?