In the middle of the scene, there’s a vibrant, swirling dance floor reminiscent of Kandinsky’s abstract compositions, where the geometry of Mondrian collides in a burst of primary colors and thick black lines forming an impromptu checkerboard. At the center, a whimsical, cartoonish figure inspired by Missy Elliott, is mid-breakdance, her exaggeratedly oversized tracksuit forming fluid shapes reminiscent of de Kooning's expressive forms. Her limbs, elongated and spiraling, become part of a dynamic splash, with trails of paint splatter à la Pollock surrounding her in joyous chaos. Above her, abstract, cloud-like forms in Rothko-inspired layers of deep, vivid colors drift across a pale blue sky. Among these clouds, ‘Bernie’ is playfully scrawled in Twombly-style loopy script, as if effortlessly painted with a giant brush, each letter flowing seamlessly into the next. Behind the scene, angular skyscrapers and street signs, nodding to Malevich's Suprematism, form a backdrop of a bustling urban landscape. Scattered around the edges are Miro-esque whimsical shapes—stars, squiggles, and eyes—adding a playful touch. On the floor, a series of rhythmic, geometric patterns mimic Agnes Martin's grid works, providing structure to the spontaneous dance frenzy. This vibrant scene tells a story of thanks through the dynamic intersection of hip hop and modern art, centered on the exuberant expression of movement and color, and it’s all for "Bernie".

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