Imaginary maps

Imaginary maps are visual tools that help us understand complex, abstract concepts or relationships that aren't physically present or easily visualized, such as emotional states, ideas, or mathematical spaces. They often use graphical representations—like diagrams or charts—to map out how different elements connect or relate to each other within an abstract framework. By doing so, they provide clearer insights into otherwise intangible or complicated phenomena, enabling better analysis, communication, and problem-solving in fields like psychology, data science, or theoretical modeling.