In the center of the card's design, imagine an aluminum gazebo pergola that's whimsically twisted, as if sketched by Kandinsky himself. This metallic structure stands like a shimmering skeleton against a frosty background, its curving lines reminiscent of Mondrian's orderly chaos, yet playfully erratic. Beneath this whimsical canopy sits a Christmas tree, not your traditional fir, but rather an abstract Pollock-inspired explosion of colors and shapes—splatters of green, red, and gold mingling together, with a few geometric baubles à la Malevich dangling in angular defiance.

Beside this chromatic tree lies a singular gift, wrapped in a Rothko-inspired gradient of deep reds and soft pinks, its surface seemingly breathing with layered hues. Nestled in the gift's ribbon is a vibrant red cup, painted in de Kooning's expressive strokes, its form slightly distorted and overflowing with a suggestion of frothy hot chocolate.

String lights weave through the gazebo, twinkling sporadically, echoing Miró's playful line work with tiny star-like bulbs that seem to dance around the scene. The snow is not a soft blanket but a Martin-inspired pattern of meticulously drawn lines and dots, suggesting snowflakes caught in a gentle whirl, each one a unique doodle tumbling to the ground.

In the distance, a Richter-esque blurred landscape suggests a world beyond, lightly dusted with snow and stretching infinitely. All these elements combine into a scene that is both chaotic and harmonious, a whimsical Christmas tableau where abstraction reigns supreme, yet every detail tells a part of the quirky holiday story.

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