psychography

Originally meaning 'the production of images of spirits on film without the use of a camera', it has been more recently appropriated as hip lingo for the transmission of emotion or the spirit within an image, painting, visual artistic work, etc.

The psychography of the eagle's eyes in this paining is extraordinary. It's as though you can sense his soul yearning to take a bite out of his prey which he's spotted from high above.

psychography by kyronfive February 8, 2013

psychographics

related to demographics but psychographics is about likes interests values and brand affinities

What we used to call culture is now tracked as psychographics by Madison Avenue.

psychographics by LagunaPat February 7, 2017

Psycheography 

Psycheography (n.) — The exposure of the soul without covenant; the revealing of one’s deepest emotional or spiritual self before trust has been earned or safety has been established.

If pornography is the over-sharing of the body, psycheography is the over-sharing of the soul.

Psycheography by Batharpe July 19, 2025