In this vibrant, abstract Valentine's Day scene, the canvas is alive with a whimsical blend of colors and forms inspired by the likes of Kandinsky and Miró. Imagine a floating heart-shaped hot air balloon, pieced together in Mondrian-esque geometric patterns of reds, pinks, yellows, and blues. This balloon hovers amidst a swirling Pollock-inspired sky, where splashes of white and silver suggest fluffy clouds. In a playful nod to Cy Twombly, a cascade of looping, calligraphic lines forms the words "Kurwa Klaudia" across the sky, as if a whimsical breeze has penned the name in an ever-flowing script.

Below, in a landscape reminiscent of de Kooning's energetic brushstrokes, abstract figures dance in a field of Rothko-style color blocks. These figures are formed of simple shapes, perhaps reminiscent of Malevich’s suprematist compositions, yet bursting with Valentine’s hues. The ground is an abstract picnic scene: a checkered blanket of fine lines and muted tones—a nod to Agnes Martin—strewn with surrealistic treats, like a cake that defies gravity, each tier twisting in a playful Richter blur, echoing the controlled chaos of romance. The entire scene tells a joyous tale of love's unpredictable, abstract beauty, celebrating the quirks and colors of Valentine's Day with "Kurwa Klaudia" shining brightly in the abstracted sky.

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