Imagine a birthday scene where abstraction dances wildly with color and form. The background is a rich tapestry of vibrant reds, deep blues, and bright yellows reminiscent of Piet Mondrian's bold palette but with a twist of Jackson Pollock's chaotic splashes of contrasting white and black. In the center, a large, circular badminton shuttlecock hovers like a celestial object, its feathers rendered in vivid shades of electric pink and neon green, echoing Joan Miró's playful biomorphic shapes.

Scattered across the scene, rectangles and squares—some tilted and overlapping—create a sense of dynamic movement, paying homage to Kazimir Malevich's geometric compositions. These shapes are filled with gradients of pastel hues, blending and bleeding into one another as if applied with a brayer, inspired by Gerhard Richter's abstract works.

To the left, an oversized, abstracted badminton racket stands vertically, its strings replaced by a grid of Mondrian-like lines, each cell painted in contrasting tones of purple and orange. The handle of the racket extends downwards, morphing into a continuous swirling line that meanders through the scene, Cy Twombly style, looping and curling whimsically.

In the sky above, amidst a Rothko-esque gradient of soft blues transitioning to a warm sunset orange, a series of minimalist white lines trace the outline of badminton birdies, their paths creating a gentle dance across the canvas.

In the bottom right corner, a colorful birthday cake sits, its tiers adorned with erratic splatters of color reminiscent of de Kooning's brushwork. Perched atop the cake is a banner crafted from Agnes Martin-like precision, spelling out "Advait" in bold, blocky letters with alternating colors that reflect the palette of the entire scene.

The overall composition is an eclectic symphony of color, form, and line, celebrating the playful energy of a birthday intertwined with the lively spirit of badminton.

Generated with these themes: Badminton.

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