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photograph courtesy Tearose

“A dog’s world” seen at Tearose # 1. Seen at Tearose on Via Manzoni, the French artist, Aurele. At the party he is as playful with real life dogs as he was when creating his Dog Save the Green maxi sculpture shown below.

photograph courtesy Tearose

“A dog’s world” seen at Tearose # 2. Aurele’s maxi, two meter high, conceptual art dog shaped piece for Tearose is made of aromatic herbs and plants and is called, Dog Save The Green. Through this dog sculpture Tearose’s Alessandra Rovati Vitali states what she has been preaching for years; the importance of preserving the city’s green, by disseminating the philosophy of respect, balance and valorization of the atmosphere that surrounds us.

“A dog’s world” seen at Sawaya e Moroni # 3 . Hoola, the Schnauzer sits on art critic Michela Moro’s lap, she is sitting on the Dalmare chair designed by William Sawaya for Sawaya e Moroni.

At Sawaya & Moroni. The stackable Dalmare chair designed by William Sawaya for Sawaya & Moroni. The chair opens up like a valve in a shell, a maritime reference emphasized by the tight series of ribs that break its profile. These grooves are not only artifices, but functional features whose purpose is to make the structure more robust.

“A dog’s world” seen at Sawaya e Moroni # 4. Winnie, the Parson Jack Russell Terrier sits on Hans-Jurgen Commerell lap. Hans-Jurgen is the director of the Aedes Architectural Center in Berlin.