Erik Hijweege (b. 1971, Netherlands) is a Dutch photographer known for his striking large-format portraits and documentary projects that explore identity, power, and representation. His work often engages with historical photographic techniques and references.

Hijweege has produced notable series documenting political figures, remote communities, and cultural institutions, often using a formal, frontal style that recalls early photographic traditions. His images emphasize presence, detail, and the relationship between subject and viewer.

In addition to portraiture, his work includes explorations of landscape and heritage, frequently addressing themes of history and collective memory. For collectors, Hijweege’s work is valued for its technical excellence, conceptual rigor, and its dialogue with photographic history.