In the foreground of this solemn Christmas card design, imagine a lone, elegantly simplistic Christmas tree, reminiscent of Kandinsky’s geometrical play, standing stoically amid a vast, brutalist urban landscape. The tree is sparse, its triangular shape a nod to Malevich's suprematism, adorned with minimalist orbs that sparkle faintly like twinkling stars. These orbs are subtly reminiscent of Mondrian's primary colors, punctuating the muted greys and cold, hard lines of de Kooning-inspired concrete structures that encircle the tree. The buildings are imposing and angular, their facades layered with an abstract, chaotic texture akin to Pollock's energetic splatters, yet subdued in tones of slate and charcoal. Above, the sky is a rich, Rothko-esque field of deep crimson, split with erratic, jagged cracks like the fissures of Twombly's scrawls, revealing glimpses of a midnight blue that hint at the vastness beyond. Scattered across the urban plane, geometric shadows and shapes reminiscent of Miró dance, suggesting movement in this otherwise still scene. In the background, faint vertical lines echo Martin's delicate grids, subtly partitioning the horizon and adding depth to the scene. This Christmas card design tells the story of enduring simplicity and beauty amid an austere, modern chaos, captured through an abstract lens.

Generated with these themes: A Christmas tree standing in a brutalist urban landscape under a red cracked sky.

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