​‘My Dog Does Not Pee on Fake Grass’ is a quiet act of refusal.

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In a green that suggests nature while exposing imitation, the work confronts artificial environments and imposed behaviours. The statement is both literal and symbolic — a resistance to adaptation within conditions shaped by fabrication rather than instinct.

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The piece speaks to authenticity, instinct, and the friction between natural impulses and constructed realities. Its humour is disarming, yet its critique remains precise and unflinching.

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This is not about a dog.


It is about what refuses to conform.

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The physical original is retained within the Saabi archive for exhibition, curatorial, and institutional presentation. Its corresponding 1-of-1 NFT Echo, minted on OpenSea, serves as the canonical collectible work — a singular digital provenance intrinsically bound to the piece’s conceptual identity and quiet defiance.

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Open edition prints accompany the work as a wider public offering, extending the visual language of ‘My Dog Does Not Pee on Fake Grass’ into domestic and everyday spaces. These editions carry the same tension between instinct and artificiality while the NFT Echo remains the definitive collector’s artefact within the Saabi ecosystem.

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An imprint of refusal that can be carried, but never conditioned.