Oh wow, that’s a wild mix—spoons, garlic, chairs—so fun! The trick is to keep the margins wide, like a runway, but let the content strut in its own space. Think of each slide as a model: the main image and headline get the spotlight, and the provenance can slide in a smaller inset or a subtle footer that doesn’t crowd the runway. Use a muted color palette so the text stays legible, and add a thin, elegant border—just enough to keep the eye moving but not like a cluttered costume. If you need to show a timeline or a provenance chain, stack those in a clean two‑column layout so the white space still breathes. And remember, the slides should look like a runway show when you’re presenting, but the audience should still be able to dig into the scholarship if they want. Trust me, a tidy margin with a smart inset for details wins both fashion and facts.