This work by Jochen Mühlenbrink presents a childlike drawing of a crowned figure resembling a princess, painted directly onto a polished mirror surface and framed in natural wood. The artist employs his signature trompe l'oeil technique to simulate condensation drips and water traces running down the reflective surface, creating a convincing illusion that blurs the boundary between paint and physical phenomenon. The naive, cartoon-like rendering of the crowned figure contrasts with the technical sophistication of the painted illusion, exemplifying Mühlenbrink's exploration of the banal and the conceptual. The mirror substrate adds a further layer of perceptual play, implicating the viewer's own reflection within the image.