Picture a whimsical mountain range composed of abstract geometric shapes inspired by Kandinsky and Malevich. The mountains are a cacophony of angles and curves, with snowy peaks drawn in sharp, angular lines in shades of deep cerulean and icy white. Amidst these peaks, orange evergreens pop up unexpectedly—trees with triangular bodies that defy gravity, as if Mondrian himself decided to balance them perfectly at jaunty angles. The trees are composed of layered, textured brush strokes in a nod to Pollock, but their vivid orange hues are playful, almost glowing against the stark blue and white of the mountains.

The sky above is a Rothko-esque expanse of orange, shifting subtly into deep red, as if capturing a fiery sunset or perhaps an avant-garde northern light display. In the foreground, de Kooning-inspired swirls and smears of snow appear to dance across the ground, their motion captured by streaks of white, ochre, and muted teal. At the center, a group of quirky, Miró-like characters—abstract snowmen with multicolored hats and mismatched eyes—stand in a circle, holding hands. Their bodies are made of swirling lines and bright patches of color, each with its own personality.

A Cy Twombly-inspired series of scribbles and doodles floats above them like a tangled halo of cheer, while a single, tiny yellow star, a nod to Richter's light play, hovers delicately above the tallest peak, adding a touch of holiday magic to the composition. The entire scene feels like a dreamlike collage, chaotic yet harmonious, bringing the mountains, evergreens, and orange into a joyful Christmas card tableau.

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