Erika Nina Suárez (b. 1993) is a Hungarian–Nicaraguan photographer based in Budapest. She received her B.F.A. in Photography from the University of North Texas in 2019 and completed an M.A. in Photography at Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design in 2026. Her work explores alternative lifestyle movements, rural communities, ecology, and contemporary relationships to land through long-term documentary fieldwork and portraiture.

Her interest in these subjects developed over more than a decade while photographing friends living in a clothing-optional co-op in the United States and growing up around farms in Hungary and Nicaragua. Her recent work examines the growing movement of people leaving urban environments in search of alternative ways of living tied to farming, self-sufficiency, and communal life. Blending documentary and portrait photography, her practice is rooted in long-term observation and collaboration, occasionally incorporating staged elements developed through close relationships with the communities she photographs.

Alongside her personal projects, Suárez collaborates with artists, scientists, educators, and publications on editorial and commissioned assignments, primarily working with medium-format film.

She has worked with The Atlantic, The Wall Street Journal, New York Magazine, Les Jours, The Texas Tribune, The Texas Observer, and The Dallas Morning News. Her work has also been featured in The Royal Photographic Society, Women Photograph, The British Journal of Photography, BROAD Magazine, and Lenscratch.