The installation seeks to highlight the community character of the neighborhoods of Yad Eliyahu and Kfar Shalem, paying tribute to the sculpture 'The White Square' by Dani Karavan, which is located adjacent to the neighborhoods and depicts the city’s landscapes and the lives of the residents in the homes that form a neighborhood, a neighborhood that creates a community, and a community that creates a city. The White Square echoes the city, and the city is a space of community stories. All these resonate together in the shared space as the stories of youths connecting through harmony. The contrasts of center and periphery draw closer to one another, creating opportunities for encounters.