In the second study home visits with interviews and visual documentation were made. This study was conducted with students from the Kyoto University of Art and Design, and from Chelsea College of Art and Design.
Personal statements about expressing ones identity online and offline, and visually illustrated maps of their personal belongings were collected and analysed. This lead to insights about the multiplicity of identities, and expression of particularity in socio-technical styles.
The results of these studies were expressed in a series of prototypes of magazines, exploring the way graphical design can support the communication of results from ethnographic research.