Picture a surreal, abstract wedding scene with a Gothic twist, bathed in shades of purple and black. At the center of the card, a large, ornate Gothic archway stands tall, its spires stretching toward the top edge, reminiscent of Piet Mondrian's structured lines but twisted with intricate, looping details inspired by Joan Miró. Beneath the archway, two abstract figures, formed by intersecting geometric shapes and splatters of paint à la Jackson Pollock, stand facing each other. Their bodies are a blend of deep purples and blacks with hints of gold to symbolize the wedding rings.

Surrounding the figures, a flurry of bats made up of Cy Twombly’s scribbled, loose lines flutter about, their wings leaving behind trails of vibrant violet and inky black, creating a dynamic sense of movement. The ground beneath them is a mosaic of rectangles and squares, influenced by Mark Rothko, in varying shades of purple, from lavender to deep indigo, giving the scene a layered depth.

In the background, looming, abstract Gothic structures echo Kazimir Malevich’s bold forms, creating a dark, enchanting skyline. High above, the sky swirls with Agnes Martin-inspired delicate grids and lines, softly tinted in gradients of purple, transitioning from a nearly black horizon to a lighter, ethereal lavender as it ascends.

Scattered around the scene are splashes of bright, almost neon purples and whites, reminiscent of Willem de Kooning's expressive strokes, which could be interpreted as spectral, celebratory confetti or stars twinkling in this dreamlike night sky. The card is bordered by an intricate latticework of bat wings and Gothic motifs, tying the entire surreal tableau together.

Generated with these themes: Bats, Wedding, Gothic, Purple, and Black.

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