In this surreal abstract birthday scene for Vadim, imagine a vibrant, whimsical landscape where bold geometric shapes and fluid splatters intertwine. In the center of the card, a colossal birthday cake towers, composed of angular slices in the style of Mondrian, each tier an eclectic mix of primary colors bordered with thick black lines. Atop this cake, instead of a candle, a spiral-shaped speaker reminiscent of Kandinsky’s swirls projects musical notes into the air, the notes dancing like Pollock’s erratic drips across the card. Surrounding the cake, a field of de Kooning-inspired abstract flowers, with petals resembling brushstrokes, bloom in an erratic dance of pastels and bold lines.

The sky above is an ethereal gradient wash of Rothko-esque color blocks, shifting from deep cerulean to a soft sunset orange, where fluffy, Twombly-like clouds meander in spirals and loops. Vadim’s name is whimsically scrawled among these clouds in a continuous Miro-esque line, flowing effortlessly across the sky. On the horizon, geometric structures inspired by Malevich hover in the air, each shape painted with Richter’s blurred textures, suggesting buildings that defy gravity.

In the foreground, a string of Agnes Martin’s delicate grid patterns form a subtle boundary along the bottom edge, almost like a musical staff, grounding the scene while adding an element of structured chaos. Each element tells a playful narrative of musical celebration, architectural whimsy, and painterly exuberance, encapsulating Vadim's special day with a touch of avant-garde flair.

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