Eric creates award-winning work for diverse clients such as Oracle, Ritz-Carlton, Cadillac, Quicken, Microsoft, Symantec, Silhouette, and Monrovia Nurseries. He is an educator, having taught for seven years at Northern Arizona University, and will be part-time faculty at the University of the Incarnate Word in Spring ‘24. His work highlights the heroic and the relatable contrasts and contradictions in our humanness.

His work is housed in the permanent collections of the 911 Museum in New York, the Wittliff Collections at Texas State University, and the Monroe Gallery of Photography in Santa Fe. His groundbreaking Cowboys: East Germany is the Texas Folklife Museum’s longest-running solo show.

He holds an M.A. in visual anthropology from the University of Southern California, where he focused his lens on the social and psychological undercurrents of everyday life as told through a sub-culture in the former East of Germany.

There’s a tension in Eric’s work between truth and mystery, beauty and emotional intensity, cultural curiosity and commercial know-how.