bio
Julia Arstorp is a fine art photographer, based in Connecticut, whose work focuses on themes of family history, memory and the passage of time. Her projects merge personal and familial memories, exploring the ways past and present connect through objects and stories, and how our family history shapes us.
Her work has been showcased in exhibitions and venues such as SE Center for Photography, A.Smith Gallery, Photo Place Gallery, Praxis Gallery and The Griffin Museum. Her work has been published in magazines including Hand Magazine, Photo Trouvee and Shots Magazine. Her work is also highlighted in the book, “Cyanotype Toning” published in 2021.
Arstorp’s art practice extends beyond traditional photography; she also creates handmade books that blend imagery, poetry and historical narratives. These books allow her to explore her family’s past and share stories across generations in a tactile intimate format.
artist statement
"I’m a lens-based artist focused on creating images inspired by family history, childhood memories, and personal stories. My work is deeply influenced by my interest in the history of place and the power of storytelling."