Beauty, aesthetic feeling, and aesthetic experiences are not far away from people. They are in nature, daily life, and life experiences, waiting for people to open up their five senses and six perceptions to be aware, feel, realize, or even appreciate, create, and practice. Through the art-based autobiographical narrative approach of “a/r/tography”, with the multiple roles of “a/r/tographers”, this paper explores the cross-disciplinary aesthetic experience and life stories of people and the dog on the grass, as well as the intertwined meanings and values. In other words, through the life correspondence between people and the dog across time and space, the public dialogue and emotional resonance between teacher and students on and off the stage, and the reflexive thinking and re-exploration of poetry and painting creation and narrative text, we present the aesthetic experiences that integrated knowing, doing, and making. Those including: the existential beauty of people and themselves, the psychological beauty and relationship beauty between people and animals, the social beauty and educational beauty of people interacting and sharing with others, the natural beauty and life beauty of people and the natural environment, the artistic beauty and spiritual beauty of people’s creation, as well as the meaning, value and significance of aesthetic experiences linked to life education and live aesthetics at the micro and macro levels.