Picture this: An abstract, dynamic wrestling ring takes center stage, composed of geometric shapes reminiscent of Piet Mondrian's lines and squares. The ring ropes are a vibrant tangle of Jackson Pollock-esque splatters in primary colors, crisscrossing wildly but somehow forming a perfect square.

In the ring, two surreal cows—one painted in the blocky, fragmented style of Kazimir Malevich and the other resembling a Joan Miró dreamscape with whimsical swirls and playful dots—are locked in a dramatic wrestling pose. Their hooves are raised, almost touching, amidst a chaotic swirl of Cy Twombly-like scribbles that suggest motion and intensity.

The background is a gradient wash of bold, flat colors inspired by Mark Rothko, transitioning from a deep, moody blue at the bottom to a warm, energetic yellow at the top. Floating above the ring are abstract shapes: a Rothko-inspired orange rectangle that could be a championship belt, and a few de Kooning-like wild, expressive brush strokes that add a sense of frenzied energy.

In the corners of the scene, Agnes Martin's subtle, grid-like lines offer a calm, structured contrast to the chaotic center. These grids might be barely noticeable but serve as a visual frame, grounding the explosive action within the ring.

Above the ring, in a whimsical touch, Gerhard Richter-inspired blurred balloons in soft pastels float upwards, perhaps released by invisible spectators. Each balloon has a tiny, whimsical wrestling mask drawn on it, paying homage to the theme.

Finally, in the top left corner, a Kandinsky-inspired sun bursts with geometric rays, adding a final touch of abstract brilliance to this quirky birthday wrestling showdown. The scene is a riot of color, form, and playful absurdity, perfectly blending the world of cows and wrestling in a way that only an abstract expressionist birthday card could.

Generated with these themes: Cows, and Wrestling.

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