Simon Goggin approaches the city not just as a destination, but as a complex network of lines and intersections. By focusing on the structural skeleton of Paris, the artist strips away the noise of the metropolis to reveal a clean, organized vision of its streets and landmarks. The portrait orientation emphasizes the vertical density of the urban environment, guiding the eye through a deliberate path of discovery.

The work functions as both a functional guide and a piece of graphic exploration. The deliberate use of space and line weight creates a sense of order, inviting the viewer to trace familiar routes or imagine new ones. It is a study in how we perceive place, turning the vast scale of a capital city into a legible, intimate arrangement of shape and form.