In her most recent series, "Un-fancy," Rothstein showcases Hyperreal paintings of mainstream urban fashion staples, capturing the essence of these objects and what they mean to us. Much like her paintings from the "Tasting Room" series, these pieces drum up feelings of nostalgia, excitement, comfort, and happiness. They underline the beautiful and lasting nature of the “un-fancy” life.

Rothstein has carved out a new space for herself within the context of today’s art market, combining academic techniques with innovative subjects and compositions, in order to showcase Hyperrealism as a whimsical and fresh-faced style.

Rothstein holds a BFA from Concordia University, where she specialized in painting and drawing. She also holds an MA from The University of Western Ontario, where she studied in detail the evolution of décor in modern art. Her work has received a Scotiabank Viewers Choice Award, as well as support from the Ontario Arts Council. This series has also received recognition in The Huffington Post, The National Post, Architectural Digest, and Toronto Life. Rothstein’s work is held in major collections including Google and McGill University.

Erin’s interdisciplinary experience in the arts and commitment to the realm of contemporary aesthetics lends itself to projects that are highly nuanced and refreshingly innovative.