“House of Love” is a work of photographic fiction that takes the form of nine short stories. Working closely with writer Aveek Sen, whose prose follows a journey of its own, Singh explores the relationship between photography, memory, and writing. “House of Love”, designed to blur the lines between an art book of photographic images and a work of literary fiction, is a book whose images demand to be read, not just seen, and whose texts create their own sensory worlds. The combination creates a new vocabulary for the visual book.

The “House of Love” itself is the Taj Mahal, but the Taj Mahal as a recurring motif that stands for a range of meanings—meanings made up of the truths and lies of night and day, love and illusion, attachment and detachment.

Here, there, and everywhere – Mark Feeney, The Boston Globe, 13 March 2011

An insomniac’s guide to photography – Anindita Ghose, Livemint.com, 2 December 2011

A Novel Short Story – Janice Pariat, Open Magazine, 17 December 2011

Shot Story – Siddharth Dhanwant Sanghvi, The Times of India (Crest Edition), 7 January 2012

Prose as pictures – Sangeeta Barooah Pisharoty, The Hindu, 17 December 2011

Shot stories – Sonam Joshi, TimeOut Delhi, December 2011

An Essay of Love – Manjula Narayan, Friday Gurgaon, 13 January 2012

Picture Perfect – Pramod Kumar K.G, India Today, 23 December 2011