Erin Solomons’ artworks have a photographic core that at times extends into other mediums, such as performance and sculpture. Throughout their practice, they persistently research the painful and self-deprecating effects of continual, domestic trauma in childhood. Specifically, Erin concentrates on behaviours and feelings that are tied to living with an insufficient boundary between the inside of a body and the world outside of it.

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Solomons' research has been presented in conferences at Cambridge University, University College London, amongst other academic institutions. They received the Wood Institute Travel Grant (2017) as a means to utilise the archives and museum catalogues at the College of Physicians of Philadelphia and Mütter Museum. Their artworks have won awards, such as a Magnum Photo Graduate Award, First Place Book Award at ESPY Photo Awards, and Warden’s Purchase at Goldsmiths College, London. Solomons' work has exhibited across the United Kingdom, Europe, New York, and Brazil.

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They were awarded a Practice – Based PhD in Photography from the University for the Creative Arts; and exhibited their doctoral research at the Nunnery Gallery, London, September to October 2021.