In a kaleidoscopic universe where geometry and whimsy collide, the birthday card's front cover comes alive with vibrant abstraction. At the center, a gigantic cake crafted from overlapping rectangles, circles, and triangles, reminiscent of Kandinsky's love for shapes, towers with playful confidence. The cake layers are adorned with concentric circles in Mondrian-inspired primary colors — red, blue, and yellow — interspersed with a Pollock-style drizzle of abstract frosting in lively splatters.

In the sky above, a burst of Rothko-esque color fields stretch across the card, blending into soft, dreamy clouds where a whimsical banner unfurls, declaring "Happy Birthday Ramesh@ Marimuthu!" in cursive letters that swirl like Twombly's iconic loops. The banner is held by quirky, cartoon-like characters reminiscent of Miró's creations, with elongated limbs and joyful expressions, dancing across the air.

Below, a minimalist horizon line separates sky from earth, inspired by Agnes Martin’s subtle linear precision. On this horizon, tiny de Kooning-esque figures are humorously interacting with giant, floating balloons that seem to defy gravity, bobbing gently in the breeze. Each balloon is a riot of color and pattern, from Malevich-like suprematist shapes to swirling Richter-inspired textures.

To the side, a quirky, abstract landscape rolls out, with geometric trees bearing cubist fruit and whimsical, undulating hills painted in hues from the softer palette of Richter's abstract works. This surreal birthday wonderland is an explosion of form and color, a fittingly unique tribute to "Ramesh@ Marimuthu" on their special day.

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