About Erica Greene

Erica Greene grew up in the Bronx, New York — the concrete jungle, where trees were rare and nature existed mostly in the pages of National Geographic. Every chance she got, she escaped to the woods. Not for the pool at Bear Mountain like her cousins — for the forest. The birds, the crickets, the sound of water over rocks. It grounded her in a way nothing else did.

That feeling never left. It became the foundation of everything she creates. Since 2022, Erica has been building Memory Weaver Fine Art — long-exposure waterfall photography, atmospheric forest landscapes, coastal fine art prints, and architectural details from cities around the world. She photographs the things most people walk past and turns them into fine art prints made to live on your walls for generations. She is a member of the Catawba River Art Guild and her work has been exhibited across North and South Carolina, including a Clark Ellefson Merit Award in Fine Arts at the South Carolina State Fair.

When she's not behind the lens, she's in Tega Cay, SC with her husband and her daughter Leilani, a violinist who performs live at Erica's art events.