Hi Danilo, Dorian here!
So the awesome thing, is that we support exactly what you're looking for within Studio!
This technique of blurring one Element with another can be achieved via a
Behavior, and this is how you can do it:
Prep Work
1) Ensure that your background Element is named (either by double-clicking its name in the Navigator, or by selecting it in the Navigator and giving it a name at the top of its Properties panel). (We're doing this because we'll be targeting it by name in later steps.)
Creating a Behavior
2) Next, you're going to navigate to the Interactivity Panel [Ctrl+3], and jump to the 'Behaviors' Tab.
3) Now, we need to pick which Element we're going to use to blur the background Element. So, in the Navigator, select the rectangle that you want to use to do this.
4) With the rectangle Element still selected in the Navigator, press the '+' (Plus) icon at the top-right of the Interactivity/Behavior panel to add a new Behavior to the rectangle.
5) Select 'BackgroundEffectBehavior' from the ContextMenu that's popped out.
(This will add the rectangle to the Behaviors panel, and will populate the Properties for the Behavior on the right of the application window.)
Configuring the Behavior
6) You're then going to hover over the 'Source' field in the Behavior's Properties, and click on the little 3-Dot menu icon that appears, then click "Create Binding".
7) We are now going to select which Element we would like to target to be blurred. To achieve this, whilst remaining within the Binding section of the Behavior's Properties:
8) Select the "Name" tab, and then in the 'Element Name' dropdown list, find what you named your background Element in Step 1).
9) In the 'Path' field where by default it says "Not Set", simply delete that text from the field
Applying the Blur and Finishing Off
10) Still remaining within the Behavior's Properties, pick the BlurEffect from the 'Effect' section and set the strength of it in the 'Radius' field.
11) Save your Page
12) Close and re-open your Page's tab...and that should do it! (This step is normally not required, and we are investigating a fix to this bug at time of writing.)
Let us know if that did the trick, and would love to see the result too!
- Dorian