In November 2007 he organized an exhibition, under the patronage of Makkah governor prince Khalid Al-Faisal, featuring 6 Saudi graduates from Italian art schools: Dia Aziz Dia, Mohamed Al-Saquabi, Kamal Al-Muallim, Othman Al-Khuzaim, Mohamed Mansour Al-Aajam and Felemban himself.

In a first interview with Arab News Felemban about this exhibition he was quoted to have said something that seems to be expected of all Saudi artists: "the techniques we acquired from Italy were merged to the Saudi spirit, its culture and heritage."

A week later in another interview he makes clear that such behaviour was because society was not ready to recieve them back from Italy. Out of necessity he became a teacher. He refers to the fact that the education minister at the time wanted to establish an art academy in Jeddah but was unable to do so. Felemban was then quoted:

"Our Saudi art has no identity, we are still looking for an identity. Saudi art needs to be shaped by having a society or a school to supply the basics."

In May 2008 Felemban again with the Italian consulate organized an exhibition, but now for 5 women artists. (2009).