Description

Airplanes in the City captures a vibrant dialogue between urban architecture and childlike imagination. The painting blends bold splashes of neon colors—deep purples, fiery reds, and electric blues—with sharp, origami-like paper airplanes scattered across the scene. The fractured reflections on the ground echo the chaos and energy of city life, while the glowing windows suggest both confinement and possibility. The airplanes, fragile yet defiant, symbolize dreams taking flight in the midst of concrete, glass, and noise. Baiba Ābelīte transforms the urban landscape into a playground of color, movement, and hope, where even the simplest forms can soar above the ordinary.

Dimensions: 65 x 90
Technique: Painted in author’s technique on metal
Material: metal