Erika Nina Suárez is a photographer currently based in Budapest, Hungary.

In her work, Erika focuses on the often invisible connections between people, land, and culture. She explores themes of community, tradition, and sustainability. Her ongoing project, 32 Names For a Farm, places a particular emphasis on farming and the individuals who work directly with the land, including her own family that live on a farm in Hungary. Her practice blends documentary photography with intimate, personal storytelling. 

Erika believes that building and nurturing lifelong relationships with the people she meets is fundamental to the outcome of her work. She sees this commitment as essential to uncovering the deeper truths within the complex human and cultural narratives she documents. Working with medium and large format photography for their depth and tactile presence, Erika explores layered themes of tradition, alternative communities, and youth culture.

Erika's work has been featured in Vogue, The New York Times, Women Photograph, The Royal Photographic Society, The British Journal of Photography, Lensculture, The Wall Street Journal, The Texas Tribune,The Texas Observer, Lenscratch, and The Dallas Morning News.

 erikaninasuarez@gmail.com

+1 512 969 7800 US // +36 70 421 0117 HU