Photographer Acyle Beydoun is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of these images. From the series ‘Border Lines’. To see Acyle’s body of work, click on any photograph.

Home and its Border Lines.

Authenticity. Hospitality.

Love, anger.
Violence, complexity. Division. Unpredictability. Addiction.
Home is family, it is blood. It’s the sea and the mountains,

The people and their spirits

The survivors and the dead.
Home is faith and hope and emptiness.
Chaos. Freedom.

Myself, Home and its Border Lines.

Acyle Beydoun was born in 1995 in Ivory Coast and raised in Lebanon. She started expressing herself visually at a young age when she moved to Sydney for a few years. While growing up, she had no power over the fact that she was constantly leaving the places she called home. In the process of having to recreate herself over and over again; the camera became an extension to her feelings, a tool of expression documenting the changes in her and around her.

Acyle’s work is a visual diary of herself over the years, the places and the people she meets.

Experimenting and recreating different versions of a photograph is an important part in her work. 

Acyle graduated in Art Direction from ALBA, (Académie Libanaise des Beaux-Arts) in Beirut, 2016. 

In January 2021, she moved to Milan for a photography Masters.

All images and text © Acyle Beydoun