Visualize the front of the greeting card as a dynamic collision of geometric forms and vibrant colors that suggest both the thrill of speed and the exuberance of a celebration. In the center of the composition, depict the silhouette of a Kawasaki Ninja motorcycle rendered in bold, angular shapes reminiscent of Kazimir Malevich's Suprematism. The motorcycle, abstracted yet recognizable, should appear as if it's in perpetual motion, gliding across the card.

Surround this central figure with a cacophony of intersecting lines and shapes akin to Piet Mondrian's style. Use primary colors—red, blue, and yellow—along with black and white, to create a sense of harmony amidst the chaos. Introduce dynamic brushstrokes and drips of paint in the style of Jackson Pollock, swirling around the motorcycle to evoke the sensation of wind and speed.

The background is an expansive field of color blocks in deep, saturated hues inspired by Mark Rothko. Let layers of deep blues and rich purples blend subtly into lighter areas of orange and magenta, creating an abstracted sky that suggests a horizon just beyond reach.

Incorporate organic, whimsical forms reminiscent of Joan Miró to represent balloons, streamers, or confetti. These should meander across the card, their curvilinear shapes providing a playful counterpoint to the more structured elements. Let a few of these forms overlap the motorcycle, creating a sense of depth and movement through the composition.

Add a subtle grid of fine lines, inspired by Agnes Martin, as a gentle overlay across the entire card. This will serve to unify the disparate elements while echoing the precision and structure inherent in both abstract art and the engineering of the motorcycle itself.

The final touch would be sporadic, delicate scribbles and numbers, inspired by Cy Twombly, representing the chaotic joy of a birthday countdown or the revving engine of the Kawasaki Ninja, merging the theme of celebration with the thrill of the ride.

Generated with these themes: Kawzaki ninja.

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