In the center of the scene, imagine a canvas alive with a burst of abstract fireworks exploding in a kaleidoscope of colors: swirling reds, vibrant blues, and effervescent yellows, each spark capturing the spirit of a Jackson Pollock splatter but with the structured rhythm of Kandinsky's musical compositions. These fireworks form an intricate lattice, weaving through a constellation of Piet Mondrian's geometric blocks that resemble the cityscape's grid beneath the midnight sky. Amidst these explosions, de Kooning-inspired figures emerge, celebrating in dynamic, exaggerated poses—arms flung upward, legs kicking, like dancers caught in a moment of euphoric abandon.

These human forms, depicted in Rothko-esque broad strokes, are not ordinary revelers but larger-than-life candy people. Their bodies are whimsically constructed from colorful candies—striped candy canes for limbs, gumdrops for heads, and licorice swirls for torsos. They're depicted in a playful Cy Twombly style, each figure outlined in lively scribbles and curls, suggesting movement and joy. In the foreground, a giant peppermint swirl unfurls like a red and white banner, waving as if caught in a gust of wind, further accentuating the playful chaos of celebration.

Scattered across the bottom of the scene, like confetti on the ground, are abstract representations of sweets—lollipops with swirly stems and jellybeans sketched with Miro's playful whimsy. Above, the background transitions from a deep nocturnal purple at the top to a lighter lavender at the bottom, echoing the subtle gradations of Agnes Martin's serene color fields. The scene is punctuated by a trail of iridescent glitter, reminiscent of Richter's textural paint layers, adding a touch of shimmer and magic as if the entire scene is under the spell of a New Year's enchantment.

Generated with these themes: Fireworks, People celebrating, and Sweets.

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