Megalopolis Collection

Europe at night, satellite image. North is towards top left. Yellow lights mark the major cities. The Mediterranean coast is densely populated, as is the mainland of Britain

North America at night, satellite image. North is at top. Yellow lights mark the major cities. The western coast of the USA is the most brightly lit area, with the urban area of Los Angeles

Asia at night, satellite image. North is towards top right. Yellow lights mark the major cities. Japan (far right), the most brightly lit country, has densely populated urban areas

Shenzhen, China downtown city skyline

Hemidrachm (Coin) Depicting the God Zeus, after 371 BCE. Creator: Unknown
Hemidrachm (Coin) Depicting the God Zeus, after 371 BCE

Hemidrachm (Coin) Depicting the God Zeus, late 4th century BCE. Creator: Unknown
Hemidrachm (Coin) Depicting the God Zeus, late 4th century BCE

The Ashes of Philopoemen, the last of the Greeks, Borne in Solemn Procession to Megalopolis (engraving)
655609 The Ashes of Philopoemen, the last of the Greeks, Borne in Solemn Procession to Megalopolis (engraving) by English School

Megalopolis II
Jacek Stefan

Manhattan Island and its easily recognizable Central Park
March 26, 2005 - Manhattan Island and its easily recognizable Central Park. Some of the other New York City boroughs (including parts of Queens and Brooklyn) are also shown

Satellite view of New York City
August 8, 2002 - Satellite view of New York City, New York

Artists concept of an Earth buried by layers of cities built by generations of our
Artists concept of an Earth buried by layers of cities built by a hundred million generations of our descendants. The Earth as it may appear 500 million years from now

Satellite view of the Pawtucket and Foxborough area in Massachusetts
July 31, 2002 - Satellite view of the Pawtucket and Foxborough area in Massachusetts

A futuristic city where robots and flying saucers are common place

Cityscape view of New York City, circa 1850
Vintage American history print featuring a cityscape view of New York City, circa 1850

Vintage print of Washington D. C
Vintage birds-eye view print of Washington D.C. from the Potomac, looking North

USS Macon Airship flying over New York City
Vintage aviation photo of the USS Macon Airship flying over New York City, 1933

Greece, Megalopolis, Lykosoura, marble head of Anytus by Damophon from Messene, detail from a group sculpture in temple
Greek civilization, 2nd century B.C. Damophon from Messene, marble head of Anytus, detail from a group sculpture at Lykosoura Temple

New business centre, Istanbul, Turkey

Mexico City, satellite image. North is at top.Vegetation is green. Urbanised areas are grey, bare or arid ground is brown. Mexico City is thecapital city of Mexico

Philopoemons Ashes
Polybius carries Philopoemons ashes to Megalopolis

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"Megalopolis: A Tapestry of Urban Marvels Unveiled at Night" As the sun sets, a mesmerizing transformation takes place across continents. From Europe to North America, Asia to South America, the night unveils the true essence of megalopolises. The bustling cities come alive with a symphony of lights that paint an awe-inspiring picture. In this nocturnal spectacle, ancient artifacts serve as reminders of the rich history intertwined with these urban giants. Hemidrachm coins depicting Zeus, crafted by unknown hands in different eras, symbolize the enduring power and influence held by these metropolises throughout time. Polybius carrying the ashes of Philopoemen in solemn procession to Megalopolis evokes a sense of reverence for this city's role as a final resting place for great leaders. Engravings depict this poignant journey, paying homage to Megalopolis as both a physical location and an emblematic sanctuary for Greek heritage. Megalopolis II emerges on our visual voyage—a contemporary testament to human ingenuity and progress. Its towering skyscrapers reach towards the heavens while its streets pulsate with energy and ambition. This modern incarnation stands shoulder-to-shoulder with its historical counterparts—each contributing their unique chapters to Megalopolis' ongoing narrative. Venturing further south brings us to Brazil's Sao Paulo—an epitome of dynamism within South America's urban landscape. From atop Terraco Italia Tower, one can witness Sao Paulo's sprawling expanse—a vibrant tapestry woven from diverse cultures and aspirations. Amidst all these marvels lies Zeus Amarios—the god who transcends time itself—captured on hemidrachm coins spanning centuries. These enigmatic creations remind us that even amidst rapid change and growth, there are threads connecting past civilizations with present-day megalopolises.