Vaporwave

Known for vibrant, neon-colored digital artworks that embody the vaporwave aesthetic. His works often feature surreal landscapes and retro technology.

Blends 80s and 90s pop culture with futuristic elements, producing animated gifs and still images that capture the essence of vaporwave.

A collective from Italy that produces striking graphic resources, including digital art that combines retro and futuristic elements

An artist who combines the opulence of the 80s with vaporwave aesthetics, known for her contributions to both the visual and musical aspects of the genre.

A pioneer in the vaporwave scene, known for creating artworks that reflect the genre's themes of nostalgia and digital decay.

Bright pinks, blues, and purples dominate vaporwave fashion, often contrasted with softer pastel shades.

Tracksuits, windbreakers, and athletic apparel reminiscent of the 80s and 90s.

Shirts featuring vaporwave iconography such as glitch art, ancient statues, and corporate logos.

The aesthetic has influenced the visual style of various media, including the Stranger Things series and the movie Blade Runner 2049.

Games like Hotline Miami and Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon feature synth-heavy soundtracks and neon-soaked visuals that reflect vaporwave’s influence.

Many artists, including The Weeknd with "Blinding Lights," have incorporated vaporwave visuals into their music videos.

Vaporwave visuals frequently feature logos, advertisements, and other symbols of consumer culture, often in a satirical or critical light.

The aesthetic evokes a sense of longing for a past that never quite existed, blending nostalgia with a surreal, dreamlike quality.

Vaporwave reflects on the impact of technology and the digital age, using glitches and retro computer graphics to comment on the evolution of media and technology.