You'll get the ozone no matter how the light is shielded, probably not healthy.
2 CFM is probably insufficient, as I recall 4 is usually specified as minimum for a tight mask with supplied air.
The thing I find funny about all this fancy mask business is if one is serious about not inhaling a single airborne disease particle (COVID or otherwise) 3M bayonet type respirators and P100 filters, or even surplus NATO thread gas masks and proper CBRN filters haven't been too hard to come by at reasonable prices for months now. Or throw together a PAPR for a few bucks more if you don't like shaving for proper seal, though IME people give you a wide enough berth that filtration efficiency isn't so critical if you're wearing a full face respirator of any sort in public.