In this whimsical farewell scene, a vibrant road unfurls like a painter's palette, each segment bursting with a bold splash of color inspired by Mondrian's geometric brilliance. The road twists and turns, abstractly echoing Kandinsky’s playful chaos. Along this road, a parade of eccentric road bikes weaves their way through a landscape that looks as if Pollock himself had joyfully splattered it with paint. The bikes are not ordinary; each is a bizarre concoction of curves and zig-zags, reminiscent of de Kooning's expressive strokes. Above, the sky is a Rothko-inspired gradient of serene blues and oranges, with soft clouds lazily drifting across the expanse. In a nod to Joan Miró, quirky stars and dream-like symbols float amidst these clouds. The centerpiece of this abstract farewell is a large, fluffy cloud shaped like an eccentric bicycle wheel, with the name "Steve" cleverly written across its spokes in Twombly-esque scribbles. This skyward salute bids farewell to Steve, capturing the essence of adventure and new journeys. The scene is bordered by minimalist lines, à la Agnes Martin, grounding the delightful chaos with a touch of structured elegance. As Steve rides off into this kaleidoscopic farewell, the entire scene becomes a joyous celebration of color, form, and the excitement of new beginnings.

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