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A stencil painting depicts a person with a baby stroller near a truck on a road with trees in the background.

Justin Ferland

Justin Ferland is an artist whose work often explores themes of protest and social commentary.

Based in: North Boulder,Boulder County
Works in: Oil & Acrylic · Ink
Styles: Street Art · Expressionism · Abstract
Subjects: Figure · Architecture · Birds · Wildlife

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A stencil painting depicts a person with a baby stroller near a truck on a road with trees in the background.

A figure kneels in distress beneath an American flag, rendered in oil and acrylic on cardboard.

A stencil artwork depicts a figure in a wheelchair holding a Trump 2024 flag.

A stencil of a woman looking upwards with hands outstretched, beneath a "no wifi" symbol, rendered in black ink on wood.

A stencil of a stork carrying a baby bundle in its beak against a white background.

A stencil-style painting depicts a group of figures raising the American flag against a stark white background.

A stencil of a face and the earth with the words "WRONG FUTURE" across it, rendered in ink on cardboard.

A stencil artwork depicts the words "BORDER PATROL" on a vehicle, rendered in black, white, and green.

An expressionist painting of Air Force One engulfed in flames and smoke, rendered in oil and acrylic on canvas.

The Statue of Liberty is depicted as a patient on an operating table, receiving medical attention from surgeons.

A painting of a praying nun with a social media 'like' icon above her head, rendered in oil and acrylic.

A stencil of an angel holding a rifle with the text "NO SUCH THING" against a red background.

A stencil artwork of three bears holding rifles with the text "I SUPPORT THE RIGHT TO ARM BEARS" is painted on a concrete structure.

Stencil art depicting police and ICE agents confronting civilians, with a helicopter overhead, rendered in oil and acrylic.

A stylized illustration of the Grim Reaper holding a staff with an arrow pointing left, rendered in black and white.

A stencil artwork of a damaged Border Patrol vehicle with 'ICE' and 'BORDER PATROL' text, set against a splattered blue background.

An abstract spray-painted image features stenciled figures overlaid with bold red strokes on a white canvas.

A painting depicts drones and a bird carrying a baby against a pale gray sky.

Street art text reading "I SAW WHAT YOU DELETED" spray-painted on a graffiti-covered wall.

A stencil of a figure painting "SALE!" in flames on a wooden panel, rendered in oil and acrylic.

Artwork © Justin Ferland.

About the artist.

Justin Ferland is an artist whose work often explores themes of protest and social commentary. His projects include "Art Stunts," "Protest," and "ICE OUT." He has also engaged in performance art, such as "DURATION ENTOMBED WHILE STANDING UPRIGHT FOR 64 HOURS. NO FOOD. NO SLEEP. NO ESCAPE."

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