"Forbidden Fruit" reimagines the ancient story of temptation and sin through a contemporary, sensual lens.The figure meets the viewer's gaze while teasingly tasting a pomegranate - one of the earliest depictions of Eden's fruit. The gesture suggests a deliberate step into desire, a conscious embrace of what is "forbidden". Yet the pomegranate, long associated with fertility and renewal, complicates the narrative: even a life marked by transgression can still hold the promise of creation and vitality. This piece balances seduction, symbolism and quiet defiance. Inviting the viewers to reconsider the boundaries between sin and life.