Studio Grafiikka employs a stripped-back aesthetic to celebrate the architectural and historical weight of Quebec. By focusing on typography and geographic coordinates, the work removes the clutter of traditional travel photography in favor of a clean, graphic representation. The black and white contrast emphasizes the clarity of the design, allowing the city's name to stand as a bold monument on the page.

The composition draws from modernist design principles, where every line and character serves a functional purpose. The inclusion of coordinates grounds the piece in a specific physical reality, while the symmetrical balance suggests an orderly, thoughtful approach to urban art. It is a study in how minimal elements can evoke a sense of place and memory without relying on representational imagery.