StudioSix

StudioSix — City Map Art from Vietnam

StudioSix is a Vietnam-based artist creating modern, map-inspired artworks that blend abstract design with intricate urban detail. Each piece takes a city — Manchester, Madrid, Stockholm, Porto, London — and turns its geography into a striking visual composition. Streets become lines, districts become shapes, and familiar places become something you can read as both a map and a piece of art.

The work sits at the intersection of cartography and graphic design. Clean white backgrounds let the urban detail breathe, while the density of streets and blocks creates its own kind of texture and rhythm. These are prints for people who have a connection to a city — or simply appreciate the graphic beauty of how cities are built.

Fine Art Prints and Canvas Prints by StudioSix

Every StudioSix print is produced in our Berlin studio using archival pigment inks rated for over 100 years of colour stability. Fine art paper prints use 225g matte stock — the sharp, clean surface is ideal for the fine lines and dense detail of map-based work. Available in A3, 50x70cm, 70x100cm, and A0. Canvas prints use 400g cotton, adding a subtle texture that gives the graphic compositions a more tactile, gallery-like presence. Canvas sizes: 30x40cm, 50x70cm, and 70x100cm. Framing options include oak, black, and walnut brown.

StudioSix city maps pair well with travel-themed prints and work by other artists who engage with place and geography. For more city-focused art, browse our city prints collection.

Why Choose a StudioSix City Map Print

City map prints are personal in a way that most wall art is not. A Manchester print means something different to someone who grew up there than to someone who visited once. A Porto map carries a holiday memory. StudioSix understands this — the work is detailed enough to find your own street, your old neighbourhood, the corner where something happened. That specificity is what makes these prints a thoughtful gift and a lasting addition to a wall.

A Modern Take on Cartography

Traditional maps serve navigation. StudioSix maps serve memory and identity. By stripping away labels and focusing on the pure geometry of urban layout, the work reveals how cities actually look — their organic sprawl, their planned grids, their waterfronts and parks. It is geography as visual art, and it works because the source material is inherently beautiful.