Double exposure, a unique artistic style, combines pictures to create a single, visually stunning piece. This artistic technique is commonly used in photography to experiment with different layers of a photograph. In Neumorphism, this style is merged with Computer Graphics to create visually stunning artworks. In some of these works, the designers create the illusion of depth, emphasizing the mechanical harmony and computational clarity.

In one option, there are seamlessly merged images, where the imagery appears like a dream. The styles can consist of glitch portal, uncertainty, shifting compass of ethics, and fluid abstraction. The composition of this artwork is centered, and the background is clean with pastel gradient overlays and soft shadows. Additionally, the depth of field is f/12 style with dreamlike bokeh highlights.

In other works, the style focuses on soft foreground blur, rendered through a cinematic lens, with glassy reflections and creamy light falloff. In one piece, the artwork is composed entirely of glowing particles and digital circuitry. The inspirations for these impressive works come from artists like Bojan Jevti and Ashley Wood. The art pieces are available in 8k resolution with ultra-sharp edges and intricate details. The atmospheric lighting makes the artwork visually stunning, while the high resolution and ghost effect in the double image create an aesthetic, dream-like arrangement.