Picture an abstract tennis court floating in a surreal sky, the lines of the court are a mix of Piet Mondrian's vibrant gridwork and Kazimir Malevich's geometric simplicity. The tennis net appears to be made of a series of tangled Jackson Pollock splatters in an array of bright colors. Instead of traditional tennis balls, bird-shaped forms inspired by Joan Miró's whimsical characters dart around the scene, their wings flapping in spontaneous, almost musical arcs.

On the court, two anthropomorphic birds, one resembling a flamboyant peacock with Cy Twombly-inspired chaotic plumage and the other a sleek, minimalist crane reminiscent of Agnes Martin's serene lines, are engaged in a lively game of tennis. Their rackets, appearing like twisted, colorful sculptures from de Kooning's mind, are poised mid-swing, sending vibrant paint-splatter "balls" across the court.

Above them, the sky is a blend of Gerhard Richter’s textured smears with hints of Rothko's layered color fields, providing a rich, emotive backdrop. Floating in this surreal atmosphere, a large, abstract cloud formation spells out "Happy Birthday Chiara" in playful, loopy letters, the clouds tinged with soft hues of pastel pinks, blues, and yellows.

In the background, there's a cake that seems almost otherworldly, with layers stacked in irregular, Kandinsky-esque shapes. The cake is decorated with tiny, whimsical birds and tennis balls, subtly hinting at the ongoing match.

This abstract scene is a vibrant, chaotic celebration, combining elements of tennis and birds in a playful, imaginative narrative.

Generated with these themes: Tennis, and Birds.

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