In this context, gender binarism is seen as complicit in upholding patriarchal structures, as it assigns rigid societal and phenomenological traits to "females" and "males." Such distinctions reinforce biased gender roles based on anatomy, deepening the divide between individuals.
In a society structured around gendered objectification, the image of the cracked fruit reminds the toxic consequences of gender discrimination while simultaneously evoking the seed – a symbol of untapped potential that, slipping away from gender rules, creates unity and untapped possibilities of harmony and beauty.
