bio
Julia Arstorp is a fine art photographer based in Connecticut, whose work explores themes of family history, memory, and the passage of time. Deeply influenced by her interest in the history of place and the power of storytelling, her projects merge personal and familial memories. She examines how the past and present connect through objects and narratives, shaping our sense of identity and heritage.
Arstorp’s work has been exhibited in galleries and museums, including the Davis Orton Gallery, Photo Place Gallery, Manifest Projects and the Griffin Museum. Her photography has been published in magazines such as Hand Magazine, Photo Trouvée, and Shots Magazine, and is also featured in the book Cyanotype Toning (2021).
Beyond her photographic work, Arstorp creates handmade books that blend imagery, poetry, and historical narratives. These books offer viewers a more personal way to experience her work.