In the center of this whimsical birthday card, a white lotus flower floats with grace, its petals sprawling like an elegant abstract explosion reminiscent of Jackson Pollock's splatters. Emerging from the flower's core are vibrant, twisting ribbons that stretch across the scene, borrowing the vibrant primary hues of Piet Mondrian's iconic color palette. These ribbons weave around geometric shapes, triangles, and squares that seem to be arranged in an order that only Kazimir Malevich could fathom, giving the scene an avant-garde flair.

In the upper portion of the card, the sky is filled with swirling clouds, painted in the subdued, dreamlike tones akin to the soft washes of a Gerhard Richter masterpiece. Amongst these clouds, the name "Lilly" appears, crafted with delicately looping tendrils as though penned by Cy Twombly himself, each letter floating serenely across the sky. Below this celestial spectacle, a whimsical birthday cake sits atop a surreal landscape reminiscent of Joan Miró's playful worlds. The cake is decorated with abstract icing patterns that mirror Willem de Kooning's fluid brushstrokes, with white lotus buds serving as the cake's candles, each poised to bloom into a birthday wish.

Anchoring this scene is a horizon of interlocking grids and delicate lines, a nod to Agnes Martin's serene compositions, that cradle the base of the lotus flower. These grids subtly guide the viewer's eye across the card, ensuring that every element, from the floating "Lilly" in the sky to the vibrant, Mondrian-inspired ribbons, contributes to a unique birthday narrative.

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