Avant-Garde artist, Don Saban, formerly a teacher of photography at Otis/Parsons in Los Angeles and Principal Photographer for the University of California, Santa Barbara, dramatically combines photography with painting and drawing, now allowed by the digital arts world, to create a stunningly beautiful body of work of the male nude.

At Flazh!Alley Studio, in San Pedro, Saban has assembled remarkable examples of his newest works. Saban's photographs are experimental in the sense that the photographic image becomes the canvas to explore his artistic vision. Far from attempting to explain his work, Saban asks of the viewer, "What do you think it's about?"

With an eye towards the future of fine art photography and art in general, Saban takes his current work in a new direction. While he continues to do photography, his experimental digital work with color and design that is spiritual, celestial and mythical constitutes a unique and illuminating addition to his already well established body of work.