My Dear Americans

My Dear Americans is a multimedia project that includes photographs, video work and interactive installations. The pieces in this project are in response to gun violence in the United States. This body of work is influenced by my perspective as a mother and as a Mexican immigrant living in the US for the last eight years. Through the use of multiple materials, I provoke the audience to think specifically about gun laws, white privilege and the effect of gun violence on children. This work draws on propagandistic artworks, and has been influenced by artists and activists such as Felix-Gonzalez Torres, Jenny Holzer and Barbara Kruger, The Yes Men and The Guerrilla Girls.

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Featured Works

 
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Mommy, what is this?

20"H x 16"W

Transparency in lightbox

2018

 

Mirror (Unique)

Archival Inkjet Print with Collage of Mirror's Pieces

13"H x 20"W

2011 - 2022

 
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Extreme White

Canvas Print with Glow in the Dark Paint on Gun

24"H x 36"H

2018

 

Use as Intended, Canvas Print with Label, Yarn and Needle, 24"H x 36"W, 2018

 

Stickers, Archival Inkjet Print, 16"H x 20"W, 2018

 

Edition and sizes information

All prints are made by Ileana or by a professional printing studio using fine art canvas or paper. Prints are shipped in a tube, or in a box if mounted or framed. 

Each work has a edition of 15 pieces (except for Mirror, which is a unique piece).

For acquisitions, please email ile at ileanadobleh dot com, or use the Contact Form.

These works are also available for licensing. Please contact Ileana with details about commercial use.