Lyn Morales — Vaporwave & Y2K Art Prints with Filipino Heritage




New York

Lyn
Morales

Minimal vaporwave and Y2K wall art, with Filipino and Austronesian heritage running underneath it.

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The Collection

Six to start with

Every piece shares the same bones — one horizon, one light source, a lot of quiet space around it.

Golden Grid

From $42

Wayfinder

From $42

Bakunawa

From $58

Sarimanok

From $42

Amber Horizon

From $48

Night Skyline

From $42

Grid & Horizon

The vaporwave core — skylines reduced to a single line, one sun, a grid running off toward something that never quite arrived.

Wayfinding

Filipino and Austronesian motifs — sarimanok, Bakunawa, star paths once used to cross open ocean. The same grids, drawn centuries earlier.

Homecoming

Warmer, painterly work in the golden-light tradition of Fernando Amorsolo, turned toward modern Filipino life at home and abroad.

About

Manila to Bakersfield to Boston to New York. Two obsessions that turned out to be one: the chrome-and-gradient optimism of the 90s and 00s, and the mythology of the islands my family came from. Both use a horizon and a single point of light to gesture at something past the edge of the frame.

Lyn Morales

— the mark on every print



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