bio
Julia Arstorp is a fine art photographer based in southern Connecticut. Her work examines connections between the past and present and the complex intersection of family history, childhood memories and personal narrative
Her work has been exhibited nationally, including the SE Center for Photography, A.Smith Gallery Photo Place Gallery, Praxis Gallery and The Griffin Museum as well as several galleries and art associations in the New England area. She received an Honorable Mention in the 2020 and 2021 Julia Margaret Cameron Alt Process Awards. Her work has been published in The Hand Magazine, Photo Trouvee Magazine and Shots Magazine. Her work is also highlighted in the book, “Cyanotype Toning” published in 2021.
artist statement
“Much of my work engages in family stories and childhood memories. As I grow older, I find I use photography as a means of understanding and processing things that have happened in my own life. I feel I’m a story teller and through my images, reveal a sense of time, place, perception and self reflection.”