Front and center of the greeting card, imagine a large, abstract birthday cake shaped like a deconstructed Bauhaus building. The cake consists of geometric layers, each in bold colors inspired by Piet Mondrian: red, blue, yellow, and black, with interspersed white spaces. The cake has angular lines and rectangles, giving it an architectural feel.

To the left, envision a bouquet of abstract flowers, their forms reminiscent of Wassily Kandinsky's compositions. Each flower consists of swirling, colorful circles with sharp, irregular petals. The colors blend in a harmonious chaos: vibrant pinks, purples, oranges, and greens, splattered with fine dots and drips akin to Jackson Pollock's technique.

On the right, an oversized, abstract chef's hat, inspired by Cy Twombly's expressive line work, tilts jauntily. The hat's scribbled lines and dynamic loops capture a sense of movement, as though a breeze flutters it gently. The colors on the hat include a creamy white base with streaks of charcoal gray and pale blue.

In the background, Mark Rothko-esque horizontal bands of deep, saturated color stretch across the card: a warm, glowing orange at the top, transitioning to a calming turquoise, then a rich, dark indigo at the bottom. This gradient gives the scene depth and dimension.

Finally, floating in the "sky" above the cake, the word "Zara" is written in elegant, cursive script using Kazimir Malevich-inspired black squares, forming each letter as if they are a piece of a larger suprematist puzzle. The letters are lightly dusted with small, sparkling silver stars, giving them an ethereal quality.

The overall scene is busy yet balanced, a delightful fusion of art, architecture, flowers, and cooking, with a playful nod to each of the artists and movements for inspiration.

Generated with these themes: Art, Flowers, Architecture, and Cooking.

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