Exploring the lives of people living in close proximity to a significant boundary, the photographs in Life Along the Line focus on the human experience shaped by this geographic divide. The images capture daily routines, emotional textures, and the physical landscape that defines the lives of residents along this line.

Through intimate and observational photography, the book reveals moments of resilience, community, and tension. The visual narrative highlights the intersection of personal histories and larger socio-political realities, emphasizing the coexistence of ordinary life and underlying conflict.

Spanning 240 pages, this 2012 publication presents a careful documentary approach that invites detailed examination and reflection on life molded by division.