Erika Nina Suárez is a documentary and portrait photographer working between the US and Budapest, Hungary. Her intro into photography began when a friend lent her a medium format camera, sparking an multi-year project of documenting the life of her friends living in a clothing-optional cooperative in Austin, Texas.
Beyond commissions, Erika is developing a long-term project on international farming communities, including her extended family in Hungary. Through intimate storytelling, her work highlights the people behind the food we consume, bridging the unseen gap between farms and those who cultivate the land.
Erika’s approach to photography is deeply personal, rooted in meaningful connections with her subjects. Suarez's work explores youth culture, tradition, and alternative communities, often using medium and large format photography for its depth and tactile quality.
Erika's clients include The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, The Texas Tribune, The Texas Observer, and The Dallas Morning News.
erikaninasuarez@gmail.com
+1 512 969 7800// +36 70 421 0117
Photo by Ellie Ramsden