The scene unfolds as a celestial tennis match, where the court is not of clay or grass, but a vibrant patchwork quilt of geometric shapes inspired by Mondrian, each square pulsating with hues of red, blue, and yellow. On either side of the net, two abstract figures, their forms reminiscent of de Kooning's expressive brushstrokes, poised mid-air in an eternal rally. The tennis net is a fluid line, echoing the whimsical loops of Miró, stretching across the scene in swirling whites and blues.

The sky is a broad canvas in the style of Rothko, vast bands of deep indigo and violet, above which, the name "Michael" emerges ethereally, composed of Pollock-esque splatters and drips that mimic constellations in the night. The tennis balls in play, swirling and spiraling through the air, are miniature orbs of Kandinsky-like concentric circles, each one a burst of dynamic color and motion.

On the horizon, a solemn yet vivid skyline painted with Twombly's delicate, chaotic scribbles hints at an audience of abstract forms, cheering silently. Along the court's perimeter, minimalist lines and grids nod to Agnes Martin, framing the dynamic scene in a quiet order.

A large, abstract cake rises from the ground, its layers formed of Malevich's bold blocks, capped with an elegant tennis racket candle, flickering gently as if in celebration. Beneath the abstract cake, etched into the court's colorful patchwork, are small, intricate details — a tennis racket and ball, a symbolic celebration of movement, connection, and the boundless energy of life — an homage to Gerhard Richter's textural techniques, blending seamlessly into this extraordinary scene dedicated to Michael.

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