Double exposure, a unique artistic style, combines pictures to create a single, mesmerizing image. This variation on a theme, run by three talented artists – Andreas Lie, Bojan Jevtic, and Ashley Wood – captures an ethereal atmosphere using luminescent particles, shimmering glows, and wisps of smoke. This image cannot be separated into two distinct pictures; instead, it paints a cohesive scene, blurring the line between real and supernatural.

The double exposure style, often called neumorphism, was first used in photography and has now been adapted for digital screens. It is optical illusion creating two images at once. This method can capture our society’s desire for innovative, sophisticated designs that harken back to elements of reality and fantasy.

Seen in the image are mixed-race parents and their adorable, smiling Hispanic daughter. Beyond being a portrait of a loving family, this image captures a fleeting moment in time — the daughter on her father’s shoulders, pretending to fly. We can see the love and bond between the family members while they build precious memories together. The father and mother appear happy, and their interaction suggests a close-knit relationship.

This illustrates how, in our high-tech world, the traditional bonds of family have not been lost. Reacting to technological advancements means navigating life’s changing moments while cherishing family love and bonding.