In the summer of 2020, a new painting was added to the ornament frame where the painting for years Bamboo and rock by the Chinese artist Li de Cai. Bamboo and rock (1994) proved irreplaceable after investigation and had to be removed. BKOR asked the Rotterdam visual artist Evelyn Taocheng Wang to create a new work for the ornate 19th century frame. This work Tulip or Harmony Honey belongs in Wang's original series Vanitas. The painting consists of a red tulip with a bee at the top left. The bee represents the hardworking person who would like to build a beautiful house, like the red tulip is for the bee. The tulip, or the house, represents harmony. At the same time, both the bee and the tulip also want to enjoy the sun and life. With Tulip or Harmony Honey Wang wanted to highlight the concept of 'living together' in the neighborhood. With her mural she continues the long tradition of Chinese influences on Katendrecht. For a long time this was an artist and immigrant district, something that many murals remind of. Wang's design fits in an art route with eight other paintings in old ornamental frames scattered around Katendrecht. Tulip or Harmony Honey was applied by Advertising Atelier Leo Mineur.
