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 artist chooses a double exposure style known as Neumorphism.

Neumorphism is an illustration technique that utilizes bold, rounded shapes and muted colors to give images a 3D, tactile appearance. This style works well when combined with other artistic styles, such as double exposure. The double exposure style helps enhance the depth, texture, and movement in Neumorphism-inspired images.

This particular artwork features a stunning blend of abstract ideas and concrete elements. It captures a scene of children playing with cardboard costumes, using the double exposure technique to combine multiple images seamlessly. The ending composition is a fusion of shifting waveforms, twisted dials, and a soft gradient background. The focal point of the artwork is a center-focused silhouette of happiness, set against a clear clean background with subtle pastel colors and soft shadows.

The ultra-sharp edges combined with the intricate details create a sense of vibrancy and liveliness, while the depth of field and lens rendering give the artwork a sense of movement and dynamism. Adding cinematic lens elements, such as glassy reflections, creamy light fall-off, and bokeh highlights, enhances the dreamlike and artistic feel of this piece. The visual style is inspired by renowned artists Bojan Jevti and Ashley Wood, and the resulting artwork boasts an 8k resolution with a ghost effect and double image combination. This ultimate blend of creative techniques proves that there’s no limit to the captivating visuals and diverse artistic styles that can be achieved using the double exposure technique.