Split quote and full-bleed photo - sophisticated understanding of home

Summary

A quote spread where a large white serif pull quote is set directly over the lower portion of a warm, sunlit group portrait, with the black left edge carrying the header.

Visual description

16:9, split between a thin black left margin and a large warm-toned color photograph filling most of the frame: a group of young people in vivid clothing posed on rocks against a hillside. A header reads "INTRODUCTION 3. THE ERA OF INSTABILITY" top-left with page "24" top-right. A big white serif pull quote is overlaid across the middle and lower image ("The next generation have a very sophisticated and complex understanding of home, not being able to afford a home and political and ecological displacement. They live in this kind of constant instability.") with the word "instability" italicized. A small all-caps attribution "ASST. PROF. MICHELE GORMAN, PARSONS SCHOOL OF DESIGN" sits at the lower right. A rotated photo credit runs up the gutter; an "impermaculture" tab anchors the corner.

Key takeaway

Setting the pull quote straight onto the photograph rather than beside it, letting white serif type sit over a busy warm image and still read. The single italic word ("instability") lands the emphasis without changing weight.

Reuse notes

Use when you want a quote and image to feel fused rather than separated into panels. Requires a photo with a calm enough region (here, the rocks and figures) for text legibility. Pairs with the deck's black dividers and other quote spreads.