myriorama

1. (figurative) A shifting collection of ideas, locations, descriptions, or experiences.Examples: "Before He spake however, something seemed to say, Or intimate, that one superior mind Was near, or coming, and a view of that Majestic myriorama plainly told that half at least were stirred by some Unknown, though vigorous and potent cause."; "Molly's myriorama fuses these elements— spectacle and drama, commentary and song— in her complex, revolving mental kaleidescope."; "It didn't take long to realize that I'd blundered onto a metaphor for building my book. I would be a myriorama, scenes from an endless landscape, across both time and place. It doesn't matter whether the book that emerges out of this process ends up being the prose equivalent of a myriorama; what matters is that I have a structure that serves to set this journey in motion."figuratively