In this surreal abstract scene for a sympathy card, imagine a dreamscape where the sun-kissed beaches of Biarritz transform into a monochromatic fantasy. The card's front cover is divided into horizontal segments, reminiscent of Rothko's color fields but solely in grayscale. The foreground begins with a stark, geometric lattice of Piet Mondrian-inspired lines crisscrossing, representing the intricate pathways of life. The lines form the silhouette of a traditional Biarritz beach hut, hinting at the summer theme. Emerging from the lattice, Jackson Pollock-esque splatters of black ink depict abstract waves, each crest frozen in motion, as though caught in a delicate dance. In the middle ground, there are softly swirling, Miro-inspired organic shapes, as if the waves have conjured spirits from the deep, their ethereal forms intertwining with the lattice like tendrils of seaweed. In the distant background, an Agnes Martin-like grid subtly suggests the horizon, giving a nod to the organized chaos of the ocean's rhythm. Above it all, a solitary, de Kooning-style figure stands at the shoreline, not as a defined human form but as a vague silhouette, perhaps a pilgrim lost in thought, embodying the sense of loss and reflection. This figure is almost absorbed by the oceanic patterns, a gentle reminder of the natural cycle of tides and emotions. The entire composition is framed by a thin, twisted ribbon of Cy Twombly's cursive lines, weaving through the scene like whispers of a gentle summer breeze in Biarritz, France.

Generated with these themes: Biarritz France, Summer, Black and white, and Waves.

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