Erinn paints as a way of laying down memory.​

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Some of her work begins with direct observation - moments lived, places known, scenes that linger.  Other paintings are a synthesis: many memories, feelings and fragments distilled into new configurations.  In each case, Erinn tells stories through small moments and built atmosphere. 

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Central to Erinn's practice is the belief that meaning should remain open.  Her paintings are intentionally composed to allow viewers to enter the work with their own memories, associations and attachments, subtly reshaping the image through personal recognition and experience.   

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Through restrained compositions, considered colour and quiet narrative details, Erinn creates spaces that feel both familiar and unresolved - images where memory can settle, shift, and become personal again each time the work is viewed.