Double exposure, a unique artistic style, is used to create dynamic and visually stunning art pieces. Combining multiple images on top of each other, Neumorphism double exposure creates an effect that grants a 3D look to a 2D photo.

This style can be seen on stock photo illustrations. Adding this layer of depth to photo illustrations introduces an extra element of versatility for artists to play around with. Each piece does not limit itself to one concept, but allows for seemingly unrelated ideas to combine, resulting in breathtaking, mesmerizing artwork. With the use of typography, graffiti, optical illusions, and cinematic elements, each piece enhances the perception of movement and creativity without any limitations.

The described elements are achieved by using specific techniques such as Magic Concept Design, Flux Enhancer, and Made of Smoke. These techniques are created by the talented artists Andreas Lie Bojan Jevtic, and Ashley Wood. Their work leverages their capabilities in producing luminescent particles, shimmering glows, and translucent reflections. A final result includes captivating artwork reminiscent of wisps of smoke, as if they’re moving with life, much like a glowing, ethereal realm backdrop.

Overall, this style of double exposure can be seen as symbolic to the potential of future tech capabilities. This artistic style signifies working elegantly and simultaneously maintaining an efficient business process supported by technology experts, much like the circular motion of clock parts.