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 image, resulting in a unique blend of colors, patterns, and subjects. In this case, the artist chooses to merge two images — one featuring monochromatic calligraphy art, the other illustrating abstract concepts and paint strokes — to create a breathtaking work of art.

Neumorphism, a variant of double exposure, adds subtle textures, gradients, and depth, using simple geometric shapes while retaining the essence of both photographs. This style, best characterized by optical blurs and diffused light effects, creates a stunningly realistic and harmonious visual fusion.

The result is a striking photograph that seamlessly incorporates fluid calligraphy and painterly abstraction, emphasizing a sense of mechanical harmony and computational clarity. Beyond being visually striking, the artist pays attention to details such as soft shadows, pastel gradient overlays, glowing particles, and creamy light falloff. These elements add to the dreamlike effect, creating an immersive and captivating piece of art.

The composition is carefully designed to prioritize the center-focused area and a clean background, drawing the viewer’s attention to the most prominent features. For those interested in photography and digital art, the masterful execution of this double exposure piece featuring the signature styles of Bojan Jevti and Ashley Wood could be viewed as a work of art in itself.

Ultimately, the resulting double exposure image set against a 15,000×10,000 resolution backdrop, is visually pleasing, ultra-sharp, intricate, and showcases a masterpiece-worthy digital painting.