Double exposure, a unique artistic style, combines pictures to create a single, mesmerizing image. This artistic technique is kind of run-of-the-mill for a trio of talented artists – Andreas Lie, Bojan Jevtic, and Ashley Wood. They’re able to produce incredibly realistic images that not only showcase their craft, but also their aptitude at merging varying ideas and concepts. Straddling the blurry line between fiction and reality, these digital artists give us a chance to behold the sublime depth and vibrant textures of the internet, where fluidity and interconnectedness reign supreme.

One of their innovations includes creating “silhouette art” made from wisps of smoke. This concept stems from finding elements within reality that can be transformed into breathtaking works of art, kind of like turning a high-quality piece of rope into a captivating piece of jewelry. It’s interesting to note that their “made_of_smoke” series is not only about smoke though, it also includes the mysterious partnership between the trio with the almost mythical stature of “Little girl reading in a parachute made with books.”

This masterful piece, reminiscent of a whimsical children’s book, employs traditional vector illustrations blended with edgier and more dynamic styles like those produced by Neo-Morphism. This blending produces a “Lora” style, a new variety of digital art popping up among the tech literate.

All of their creative work can set a scene and tell a story. However, some of their pieces have a ghostly presence to them, sort of like the beautiful motion they achieved with the intricate “flux” series. On one end, they work under “Ink-Dynamic,” a form of art bound by fluid digital design, and on the other, working towards “Dever Flux Enhancer,” a format that combines old-school inkety designs into something new and different.

When merged together, these innovative strategies carry the weight of the internet, the fluid realm full of unparalleled versatility, of their art.