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, resulting in a unique blend of colors, patterns, and subjects. In this case, the double exposure approach is merged with Neumorphism, which is another artistic style that focuses on creating a sense of physical depth and interactivity in designs.

The resulting creation features a blend of concepts, resembling a polished visual representation of an abstract idea. The image showcases a woman, presumably an artist, with her face obscured by a white mask. This masks acts as an extension of the optical blending, representing the concept of pretending to be someone else.

The innovative approach to the image also includes the incorporation of cinematic techniques, such as lens flares and depth of field, to emphasize a dreamlike quality. The use of a director’s focus, with shallow depth of field and bokeh highlights, brings our attention to a message or feeling being expressed in the frame while the rest of the visual serves as the supporting cast.

Additionally, the artist has utilized a color gradient combined with pastel backgrounds and soft shadows, as a means to create a gloomy, self-introspective, and melancholic environment. To complete this cinematic approach, the artist has utilized creative lighting techniques, capturing an ethereal and atmospheric mood that lends a sort of mystical quality to the image.

The focus of the image is circular, inviting the viewer into the center of the sequence. It can promote the feeling of inclusion, ensuring that the spectators feel a part of this moment, almost inside the artist’s creative journey.

Lastly, the artistic style is greatly inspired by the digital works of Bojan Jevtić and Ashley Wood, two notable artists known for their masterful meld of visual depth and conceptual thinking. The result is an 8k resolution piece, offering best-quality, intricate details, and sharp edges. The final merging of images results in a double exposure ghost effect, creating an aesthetically appealing image that satisfies a non-expert’s visual experience.