Stories, spaces, and experiences inviting deeper connection.
With ourselves.
With one another.
With our communities.
Explore the work ↓
I’ve always been drawn to stories. Even as a child, I was curious about people—their lives, their experiences, and what shaped them.
That curiosity first led me to photography and film, where I spent much of my career documenting people, places, and the stories behind them. Over time, that work expanded into creative strategy, writing, workshops, yoga, and curated gatherings.
Today, that same curiosity shapes the stories I tell, the spaces I facilitate, and the experiences I create.
The common thread.
Hi, I’m Erica
I’m a photographer, writer, yoga teacher, and facilitator whose work connects storytelling, creativity, embodiment, and community.
My work has taken me from documenting other people’s stories to creating spaces where people can explore their own.
STORIES. SPACES. EXPERIENCES
STORIES
Visual storytelling rooted in people, places, and purpose.
Photo + film / strategy / editorial / brands / nonprofits / food
SPACES
Facilitated spaces for creativity, reflection, and conversation.
Writing workshops / women's circles / creative workshops
EXPERIENCES
Curated experiences built around movement, creativity, and connection.
Yoga / retreats / private gatherings / curated experiences
Upcoming Experiences
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Body, Breath + Word is a two-hour experience bringing together gentle movement, breath, guided expressive writing, quiet, tea, and conversation.
We'll move together, write from guided prompts, make space to pause and notice, and then gather in a circle to share and listen.
No yoga or writing experience is necessary. Sharing is always optional.
In my own words
Here, I turn the lens inward.
I'm So Glad You're Alive is a collection of personal essays and poetry exploring grief, healing, creativity, love, loss, and becoming.
What are you making space for?
What are you dreaming up?
A story that needs telling?
A gathering that needs shaping?
A retreat you're planning?
An idea that doesn't quite fit into a category?
I'd love to hear about it. Let's talk.