Eirik Johnson is a Seattle-based photographic artist whose work explores the layered relationships between humans and their environments. Trained in fine art and photography, he creates projects that blend documentary observation with conceptual intent, often examining how culture, landscape, and time interact.
His imagery is distinguished by quiet composition and narrative subtlety, capturing both the resilience and fragility of the places people inhabit. Johnson’s photographs have been widely exhibited and collected, reflecting a career dedicated to visual storytelling and environmental awareness through an artistic lens.
LOCATION: Seattle, Washington, USA
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