Erin J Coholan is a versatile multimedia artist with a knack for blending curiosity with self-expression. With a Bachelor of Fine Arts, majoring in Image Arts from The Toronto Metropolitan University, she navigates the worlds of photography, filmmaking, painting, and writing.

Erin’s artistic journey is a colorful adventure, rooted in her early love for experimentation. Whether it was a camcorder or a disposable camera, she was always exploring, always creating. This playful spirit still drives her work today, as she dives into projects with an open mind and a passion for discovering new possibilities.

Her style is a vibrant mix of documentary authenticity and fine art precision. Every piece she creates, whether it’s a photograph, a film, or a painting, carries a story told through bold visuals and subtle narratives. Erin's work is infused with the energy of natural light, vivid colors, and a deeply intuitive approach to self-expression.

Influenced by her travels, feminism, and a love for film, Erin’s work is a rich tapestry of experiences and ideas. Her creations have been featured on the pages of Maximum Exposure Magazine, Selin Magazine, and rrampt magazine, and have been showcased in spaces like Ryerson Artspace and Trinity Square Video.

Beyond her personal projects, Erin is deeply committed to the arts community. She has worked in arts programming, art direction, and curation, with a particular focus on making the arts accessible to everyone, especially young people. Erin believes in the power of creativity to bring people together and is dedicated to fostering a vibrant, inclusive community where everyone can share in the joys of the human experience.