Section divider 4 - What Is Home ... Now?

Summary

A chapter-opener divider that splits a question across the frame: oversized white "WHAT IS HOME ..." caps the top, italic "NOW?" anchors the bottom-right, and a black-and-white portrait of two young people sits centered between them on black.

Visual description

Black background, 16:9. A thin header reads "INTRODUCTION" top-left with page "34" top-right. The oversized white grotesque headline "WHAT IS HOME ..." runs full width across the top. A large numeral "4" sits mid-left. A centered black-and-white photograph shows two young people in dark coats leaning against a light brick corner on a cobbled street. The word "NOW?" in large italic fills the bottom-right and bleeds off the edge, completing the question across the slide. A photo credit runs along the bottom; an "impermaculture" tab sits bottom-right.

Key takeaway

Breaking a single question across the top and bottom of the frame ("WHAT IS HOME ..." then "NOW?") with a photo in the gap, so the viewer reads through the image to finish the sentence. The italic close mirrors the deck's roman/italic divider convention.

Reuse notes

Reuse as the fourth matching black divider, and as a device whenever a section opens on a question. Splitting type top-and-bottom around a central image needs a photo that can sit calmly between two large words. Consistent with the deck's other section openers.