Double exposure, a unique artistic style, is used to create dynamic and visually stunning images. This style combines two or more photographs into a single picture for a harmonious blend of contrasting subjects and elements. In this particular work, the artist has combined an image of a young woman standing on top of a pile of books with an aerial view, illustrating the surreal concept of adventure.

The young woman holds a spyglass, looking towards the horizon, as airplanes and hot air balloons seemingly flow out of a magic book. The artist has meticulously composed the scene, with the young woman at the center, surrounded by carefully arranged and overlapped elements, such as floating gears, an hourglass representing lost time, and a pastel gradient background.

The image is further enhanced by soft shadows created through the strategic use of light and color, giving a dreamlike quality to the work. The director’s focus lies on shallow depth of field and bokeh highlights, creating cinematic lens rendering and glassy reflections. With creamy light falloff, the image evokes a dreamy atmosphere – reflective of the artist’s inspiration, which seems to stem from the works of Bojan Jevti and Ashley Wood.

This visually striking, double exposure-style piece is not just a simple picture; it is an expression of the creative process, showcasing an artist’s ability to combine various elements into a single working art piece.