Updated On: 07 September, 2009 07:21 AM IST | | Kumar Saurav
...who're in love with those of their own kind. world-renowned lensman of indian origin, Sunil Gupta, explores gay love in all its piety and pathos in his ongoing exhibition titled Love, Undetectable

...who're in love with those of their own kind. world-renowned lensman of indian origin, Sunil Gupta, explores gay love in all its piety and pathos in his ongoing exhibition titled Love, Undetectable
Gay love, argue those from the community, is most often misunderstood as a trivial, unnatural sexual indulgence. Here comes an attempt to dispel the delusion. Internationally acclaimed gay photo-artist from Delhi, Sunil Gupta, who's suffered much due to societal homophobia,u00a0 has put up a showu00a0 that he hopes will change perspectives and help the world understand same-sex bonding better. We talked it over.
Why Love, Undetectable?
Because love, which is absolute emotion, can't be measured. You can never quantify the excitement of meeting a new person, the joy of sharing space, the pain if you part ways and the hatred that might come with the separation. On the other hand, there're clinical repercussions of love, too AIDS, which can be detected, measured and monitored. It's this intersection that my exhibition takes you to.
What are the main media used?
There're four photographs, installations, texts and three videos.