The life of the individual in the world, which is interpreted as bustling and technologically advanced, is the theme of this paper that, using the method of visual research on the very edge of contemporary graphic design, creates an alternative visual language. In an innovative way, this paper explores the process of mapping environmental data through the individual's movement through public transport. In order to understand the human social behavior that cannot be credibly represented by statistical methods, qualitative research is used, whose focus is on understanding the values that surround the individual. Through the selected media - graphic map, Zagreb’s public transportation system is shown in an artistic way. The process of its creation is explained in detail through photography and moving graphic in the form of a short documentary flm, all for the purpose of transmitting the meaning and atmosphere of such kind of visual exploration. Graphic maps, created by manual mapping of public transport movements, provide nonlinear individual experience that the observer can interpret and classify as a contemporary defnition of space and time. The paper shows that graphic design, as opposed to other scientifc disciplines, was free in data analysis, also has its own processes of formation that make it relational and durable.