Machu Picchu Satellite Art
Machu Picchu satellite art turns the Inca citadel and the ridges around it into an abstract composition of color and line. From above, the Urubamba River bends and the terraced spurs of the Eastern Andes read as pure shape, which is why hikers who walked the Inca Trail tend to recognize it before they read the title.
- Published by City Prints as part of the Adventure series.
- Built from satellite imagery of Machu Picchu in Peru’s Cusco Region.
- Shows the river valley, ridgelines, and surrounding terrain of the Andes as abstract form.
- No place labels, roads, or trail names — the piece reads as modern art first.
- Unframed prints use 105# Stardream Pearlescent Paper with a soft metallic shimmer.
- Gallery wrapped canvas is printed direct, stretched over 1.5 inch deep wood bars, ready to hang.
- Framed options include a black polystyrene frame with no glass, or a genuine wood frame with white acid free mat and acrylic overlay.
Available exclusively through Map Shop.









