In the forefront of this quirky abstract Christmas card scene, envision a soccer field where the usual green grass is replaced by an exuberant splatter of reds, greens, and golds, echoing the energetic chaos of a Jackson Pollock piece. At the center, a soccer ball is transformed into a kaleidoscope of intersecting geometric shapes, inspired by Piet Mondrian's signature style, with each panel filled with Christmas hues. On one side of the field, a group of whimsical, abstract figures, akin to the playful characters of Joan Miró, are dressed in peculiar Christmas-themed soccer gear—one has reindeer antlers, another has a Santa hat that's exaggerated in size, almost reminiscent of a Rothko's color block, but in deep, festive red.

In the sky above, clouds form an abstract expressionistic landscape with swirling white snowflakes falling, influenced by Cy Twombly's scribbles. The snowflakes create a bridge to the floating name "Jayden," spelled out in the sky with Kandinsky-inspired curvilinear letters made of stars and snow. These letters dance in harmony with the scene, accentuating the ethereal quality of the moment. Behind this, the horizon is a gradient of deep, Rothko-like blues and purples, contrasting with the vibrant foreground.

On the sidelines, minimalist Christmas trees, inspired by Agnes Martin's serene lines, stand with lights that twinkle sporadically, echoing the sporadic brushstrokes of de Kooning. These trees have soccer balls hanging as ornaments, adding a touch of surrealism, echoing Richter's blurred, dreamlike elements. The entire scene is bordered with abstract, thickly applied strokes of snow, capturing the essence of a playful and quirky holiday, with each detail working in tandem to tell the story of Jayden’s unique festive soccer match.

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