Double exposure, a creative photography technique, has become a popular design trend in recent years. It involves superimposing two or more images onto a single frame to create an impactful blend of colors and subjects. This style, known as Neumorphism, is characterized by using subtle gradients and shadows to create depth and dimension in digital interfaces.

One of the most striking examples of this technique is the “Made of Smoke” work by three talented artists, Andreas Lie, Bojan Jevtic, and Ashley Wood. This masterpiece combines elements of a Brazilian girl using a mobile app with an ethereal, smoke-filled atmosphere, all set against a vibrant, gradient background.

The result is an artistic and imaginative piece that showcases the incredible talent and versatility of the trio of artists. Their work brings to life a surreal world filled with smoke, neon lights, sharp focus, and intricate details that combine to create a mesmerizing double exposure masterpiece.