A graphical representation of Mathematics as a whole?

Question

Does a graphical representation of mathematics, its fields and subfields, exist ?

Meaning, for instance a graph where vertexes are fields of mathematics (e.g convex geometry, Lie algebra, Kahler geometry ...) at different scales or something ?

Or maybe by concepts ?

Even if it seems rather difficult, and probably any "decent" graph representing mathematics at a given scale is not quite planar but still, I guess it would be quite interesting to try drawing a "big picture" (actually drawing :) ).

The only thing I know off is some videos online called "The Map of Mathematics", which is nice, but very incomplete and coarse of course.

Answer 1

I found the following visual which establishes the relationship to mathematics as a whole:

Answer 2

If I recall correctly I saw this "map" quite some time ago on T. Tao's blog.

Answer 3

How about this excellent question on meta which features an interactive graph of MSE.

The direct link to the interactive graph is here.

created by user @piotr migdal, chapeau bas!

EDIT: here is a picture of MSE for example using the second link:

...and here is MO (difficult to read best visit link if interested)