Erika Hocki esimene monograafia “Functionality and Fiction” esitleb kunstniku viimase kümne aasta loomingut. Hock laenab oma mitmekülgses loomingus elemente ning ideid nii arhitektuurist, disainist kui kunstist, luues struktuure ja installatsioone, mis paiknevad skulptuuri, mööbli, disainesemete ning ruumikujunduse piirimail. Keha vastastikune suhe ruumi ja objektiga on Erika Hocki loomingu keskpunkt. Raamatus analüüsib Hocki teoseid kuraator Vanessa Joan Müller.
Erika Hock’s first comprehensive monograph “Functionality and Fiction” brings together the artist’s work from the last ten years, which takes up stimuli from architecture, design, and art and translates them into hybrid constructs between sculpture, installations, furniture and display, which she calls "hosting structures´´. Her objects temporarily inscribe themselves as installations into the place as such by understanding it as an architectural system of coordinates that influences the perception of the work through its proportion and its repertoire of possible movements for the viewer in the space. In this sense, the reciprocal relationship of the body to the space and to the object is a central point in Erika Hock’s work. The publication includes an essay by Vanessa Joan Müller.