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glass not only can this material absorb and reflect light but it also can accentuate the beauty of light the uniqueness of glass is what inspired an architect turned sculptor to use it as an art medium my name is ramon orlina i'm a sculptor specifically a glass sculptor and actually i finished architecture from the university of santo tomas until i went into arts and i chose this this medium unique in a way that i am the only one who's working on glass in maybe even in this region and what is maybe unique is i developed the technique of doing the sculptures i had no master i had nobody who taught me i get chunks of glass and this chunks of glass i do the cutting the grinding smoothing and polishing which i learned it by my self through trial and error why glass if i think of me as an artist light is very important with the sculpture but in the case of glass light can go into my sculpture i can see the other side of the sculpture so i can see the back there are cases more cases that i can see what is in the left and the right side of the sculpture which cannot be offered or cannot be seen in other sculpture which is not glass arlena sculptures are not just admired for their form and beauty glass is a recyclable material that's why arlena's artworks are also good for the environment it's eco-friendly because one thing is i recycle i'm doing a recycled glass actually it's a throwaway glass you know before they don't even know what to do with it and become a waste you know now i was able to develop something so i can be proud to say that you know i did something that is pro nature i don't cut trees i don't worry marble or granite you know and i'm doing something which is actually man-made and recycled which actually i am a person who loves nature orlina's love for nature began with an extraordinary encounter when he was a kid he translated his love for nature into his art pieces i'm a nature lover you know i like to see the mountains the clouds when i was young and my father bought me a ear gun no in our neighbor there were two birds who were there you know fell one fell to the gutter so this one is still there did not fly flying okay you're next you know i hate it it did not hit him you know he stayed there i said this is your time he died from that time i never touched any any living objects anymore living things i felt bad how does it translate into my heart if you notice some of my subjects birds man and a woman mother and child many abstract actually nature is abstract the clouds the formation of the clouds the volcano or whatever are all abstracted most of my works are abstractions because i want to put in the light so that gives another dimension to the glass instead of just being see-through my inspiration here is the rice terraces as you can see rice terraces and as i've told you before mainly birds nature this one is also another bird which is it's the burden the whole no see the hope because we just came from egypt this one is a bird actually it's two birds one here m it's just like flower see nature parts of the tree so it's nature you know this one can be a bird it can be something can be an owl no aside from expressing his love for nature in his artworks ramon orlina also takes an active role in ecoawareness belong to the group named ramon with plant trees dead alcantara and three rare ones were able to conceptualize their hormone trees and i think right now we have we have maybe planted more than 300 000 trees all over the philippines i was also a member of the co-cap it's a concerned city sense against pollution we lobby for the congress to not to continue with the incinerator because these are against our our mother earth yeah mother earth i'm a member also the mother earth with alcantara we talk about what is happening to our lake what is happening to the fishes that dies you know this was even before those those fishes died you know those in the mountain uh my face that was even before that you know for orlina it's important for his art and his message to reach as many people as possible i like it or i love it when people appreciate what i do appreciate that you know i did something which is different something that that attracts them something that maybe they touch it you know i like people to touch my work you know because it's another way of conveying or let's say just like you know touching is another sense maybe what i want is to people to see what i do but i can maybe expose it all day during my exhibitions now i'm building my own with you and i'm be opening it in the later part of april it's integrity it's very near new valley actually and it's very easy to find so for me it's it's a it's a nice place because we put art to the people not only host horseback riding or ferris wheel no we put some culture these are the things that people need you know something deeper than just buying or eating you know light brings out the beauty of his works but it's his unique skill and philosophy which makes him truly shy i had originality i was able to go on my own there was nobody to teach me go here or left or right so i was able to make my own goal and being an architect helped a lot in in the development my art because architecture is science and art and if you're dealing with materials you know you need a complete science benzo i want to be remembered you know you know i developed this on my own and i was compared to the masters of europe and america you