Eagle Sculpture of Human Civilization Evolution

ultra-detailed, hyper-realistic installation representing the evolution of human civilization as a majestic eagle sculpture on a basalt pedestal. The eagle's tail feathers depict an ancient settlement with stone dwellings, open fires, horse-drawn carts, and etched paths of hunters and shamans. Mid-wing sections illustrate a "1000 AD" town square with classical architecture, markets, era-relevant elements like castles and feasts, and winding streets with pilgrims. Upper wing feathers show a "1900 AD" city with factories, trains, transportation vehicles, and curving avenues of laborers and explorers. The eagle's head and beak form a futuristic metropolis from "2500 AD" with era-relevant buildings, magnetic rails, and a skyline of soaring arches, with unified inhabitants in progressive motions. Each feather section includes street life appropriate to its era - pedestrians, vehicles, open-air markets - adding a sense of lived-in realism and motion. Faint feather bridges subtly link the sections, suggesting a timeline of progress. The entire composition is displayed in a luxury gallery with spotlights casting dramatic shadows. Lighting is soft yet elegant, with metallic reflections and glass elements, producing a surreal, museum-like atmosphere.