Currently based in Orange County, California, Saeed Danosian is the product of an eclectic background of experiences in the arts. He pursued a program in interior design at the Bel Art Academy in Rome in the mid-70's, and from 1979 to 1985 studied further at the Vienna Dramatic Arts Academy, earning his baccalaureate degree in set design for the theater in 1983 and his master's degree in set design and art direction in 1985. In addition to his areas of major concentration, his studies included film and television, costume design, art history, and music. He worked in the area of set design at both the Burgtheater and Wiener Staatsoper (Vienna State Opera)

Since coming to the Southern California area in 1987, Danosian has become firmly entrenched in its art world and contributes to it in many ways. He has taught at National University, Platt College (Cerritos) and the Orange County Arts Academy where he has frequently offered workshops in the area for art students of all ages and experiences. Since January 2005, Danosian has been teaching at Westwood College where he is the Director of the Interior Design Department at the present time. He has written about art extensively, including a monthly series entitled "Arts and Humanity" which ran for several years in a local newspaper. Danosian also had a TV show called "The Art of Living" for 2 years.

As an artist, he has created commissioned murals for the Mc Donald's Corporation (1200 sq ft) and the San Juan Capistrano Mission Museum (100 sq ft), and he has averaged about four exhibits a year since 1990 at art shows and other venues including the Art-A-Fair Festival in Laguna Beach. He most recently displayed his work at Cove Gallery in Laguna Beach, where he was until March 2004.

His unique and highly acclaimed stage designs have been showcased at concerts at Kodak Theater in 2003, the Alex Theater in Glendale and the Persian concert series in Las Vegas in December 2003 at the Rio Hotel and Casino. Danosian is also actively involved in the community having been in charge of the Art and Stage Design for the yearly Mehregan Festival in Orange County. In 2005, he honored to have the opportunity to personally present his painting "Lady Liberty (9/11)" to Senator Hillary Clinton.