Picture a whimsical winter wonderland where an abstract scene unfolds outside a quaint little church, its steeple soaring up, breaking into geometric shapes like those in Mondrian’s grid. Snowflakes fall in Pollock-esque splatters, seemingly in motion, each flake a different vibrant color, defying winter’s whites. The church’s stained glass windows have burst into a Rothko-like symphony of rectangles, each pane an intense, solid block of color glowing from within.

In the foreground, a spiral of Kandinsky-inspired swirls represents a choir of abstract figures, their mouths open wide in song, colorful lines of music visibly spiraling out into the frosty air. Beneath them, the ground is a de Kooning riot of texture, where snow meets dirt in chaotic, expressive brushstrokes.

To the side, a curious Christmas tree stands, its branches forming sharp, Malevich-like angles. Instead of traditional ornaments, the tree is decorated with Miro-inspired shapes: stars, moons, and bizarre amoebas that hang like peculiar fruits. At its base, Twombly-esque scribbles form a playful present scene, the boxes wrapped in ribbons that curl and twist in an animated dance.

Against the backdrop of the twilight sky, Richter-like blurred streaks of light suggest the flickering auroras of the North Pole, while Agnes Martin’s influence is subtly woven into the scene through a barely-there grid of snow on the church’s roof. This card is a burst of artistic homage and holiday cheer, ready to bring a smile to the faces of all who see it.

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