Created in May 2018 for the Berlin Mural Fest, this touching artwork by the duo Herakut is located at Luckauer Straße 14 in Berlin-Kreuzberg. The mural features a young girl in a yellow bear-eared hoodie, rendered in the artists' signature style that blends photorealistic eyes with expressive, sketchy lines. She is shown playing with building blocks that cleverly incorporate three real windows of the building, with the Berlin TV Tower crowning the top of her stack. The piece is centered around a poignant, handwritten message: "My home might be no palace, but we can share it if you like." This statement serves as a gentle but powerful invitation to community and hospitality. In the context of Kreuzberg, an area deeply shaped by counter-culture but also by the pressures of gentrification and rising housing costs, the artwork stands as a reminder of the human element within urban change. While the mural has become a beloved landmark of the Berlin street art scene, its environment is shifting; as of 2024, the brick wall below the artwork is under construction. Fans and locals hope the piece will survive these structural changes, as it continues to be celebrated for its emotional depth and its playful, site-specific integration into the city's architecture.