Front and center, a dynamic swirl of abstract shapes represents two figures engaged in a jiu-jitsu match. The figures are depicted as a series of overlapping geometric forms: triangles, circles, and rectangles, all in motion. One figure is predominantly composed of vibrant reds and oranges, while the other contrasts in deep blues and purples, suggesting a dynamic interaction.

The background consists of a grid-like pattern reminiscent of Mondrian's work, with lines of varying thickness in black and white, creating a sense of order and structure. Between the grids, splashes of color in primary hues—red, blue, and yellow—break through the structured background, evoking Kandinsky’s approach to chaos and form.

In the top right corner, a flurry of Pollock-inspired paint splatters cascades across the card, adding a layer of spontaneity and energy. These splatters are in metallic golds and silvers, shimmering against the matte background.

In the lower left corner, a small Rothko-esque block of color, a deep, rich maroon, grounds the composition, providing a solid counterbalance to the fluid chaos elsewhere on the card.

Amidst the abstract melee, whimsical forms inspired by Miró—a star, a crescent, and an eye—float through the scene, painted in bright, bold colors, lending an otherworldly charm to the composition.

The overall scene is set against a subtle textured canvas background, with hints of Agnes Martin's delicate gridwork, lightly visible through the colors, giving the card an added dimension and depth. The interplay of these various elements creates a vibrant, abstract portrayal of a jiu-jitsu-themed birthday celebration.

Generated with these themes: Jui jitsu.

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