An artwork by Felix Gonzalez-Torres, titled "You Don't Love Me," is prominently displayed on a plain white gallery wall at the Serpentine North Gallery in Hyde Park, London, United Kingdom. The piece is a large, rectangular diptych composed of two abutted panels. The left panel is a color photograph depicting a young woman with dark, wavy hair, dressed in a light blue denim jacket, blue jeans, and white pointed-toe high-heeled boots. She stands on an urban sidewalk, leaning into a glass public telephone booth labeled "TELEPHONE" above, holding the telephone receiver to her left ear with her right hand, her left hand resting on the booth's side. The photographic background features a busy street with a partially visible yellow awning marked "STEAKS & SEAFOOD," a white sandwich board sign advertising "OPEN BREAKFAST LUNCH DINNER" and "SM. KE $4.50 INC. G.S.T.," and several pedestrians further down the street amidst trees and buildings. The right panel is a solid dark green surface with red, sans-serif text aligned to the left, which reads: "You don't love me / You've never / loved me! / When have you ever / loved me? / When have you ever / given a shit / about me?!" The artwork is situated above a grey floor containing a dark rectangular ventilation grate. in London, United Kingdom

li hattersley

Mar 13, 2026, 8:35 PM

London, UK

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Stake attention in this memory

loneliness

desperation

melancholy

rejection

isolation

An artwork by Felix Gonzalez-Torres, titled "You Don't Love Me," is prominently displayed on a plain white gallery wall at the Serpentine North Gallery in Hyde Park, London, United Kingdom. The piece is a large, rectangular diptych composed of two abutted panels. The left panel is a color photograph depicting a young woman with dark, wavy hair, dressed in a light blue denim jacket, blue jeans, and white pointed-toe high-heeled boots. She stands on an urban sidewalk, leaning into a glass public telephone booth labeled "TELEPHONE" above, holding the telephone receiver to her left ear with her right hand, her left hand resting on the booth's side. The photographic background features a busy street with a partially visible yellow awning marked "STEAKS & SEAFOOD," a white sandwich board sign advertising "OPEN BREAKFAST LUNCH DINNER" and "SM. KE $4.50 INC. G.S.T.," and several pedestrians further down the street amidst trees and buildings. The right panel is a solid dark green surface with red, sans-serif text aligned to the left, which reads: "You don't love me / You've never / loved me! / When have you ever / loved me? / When have you ever / given a shit / about me?!" The artwork is situated above a grey floor containing a dark rectangular ventilation grate.

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