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Ramon OrlinaPP 34AR-6Arciaga | Balderia| Chen | Dulay | Hernandez | OchavoBrief BiographyJanuary 27, 1944Graduated at UST (Architecture)Professional Architecture license in 1965Switched to visual arts and sculpting in 1974Soft Opening of Museo Orlina in November 2013

2Architecture to Sculpture1970s decline: clients leaving the countryReflections, Paintings on Glass ; Hyatt Hotel in Manila.Scholarship Grant by RGCEmployment in RGCI was not an employee; I was just there to experiment. One time I saw their [glass] residue, and they were just throwing it away. I had them cut and grinded, and I said to myself, This is it. And that was when I started glass sculpting, Orlina recalled his moment of eureka (The Manila Times,2014)10 years of struggle after leaving RGCWings of Victory in Singapore

*After obtaining his license in 1965, he worked under Carlos D. Arguelles & Associates as a staff, until Marcos declared Martial Law. This caused many of their clients to leave the country, pushing Orlina to shift to another artistic venue which eventually led to glass painting.*RGC (Republic Glass Corp.) offered Orlina a scholarship to study anywhere in order to further enhance his skill in this field, but Orlina rejected it. Instead, he made an agreement to work in the company for two years.4Awards1993 ASEAN Awards for Visual Arts1994 3rd ASEAN Achievement Awards for Visual Arts1999 - MR. F PRIZE of the Toyamura International Sculpture Biennale (Hokkaido, Japan)

*TOFIL (The Outstanding Filipino Award) bestowed by The Insular Life Assurance Company Ltd. And JCI Senate Philippines*TOTAL Awards (The Outstanding Thomasian Alumnus Award in the field of Visual Arts) given by UST

52000 1st Prize, International Biennial of Basketball in the Fine Arts, Sculpture Category II (Madrid Spain)2001 TOTAL Awards2004 Outstanding Manilan Award in Arts, Sculpture2006 TOFIL Award

Awards6Sculpture in Architectural ContextGreenbelt SeriesMudras Cross,1983

Dove of Peace, Sacristy,1983

*Sacristyconcrete and stained glass8 m high*Mudras Cross10 m high8Greenbelt SeriesTabernacle Altar,1983

God the Father,1983

*Tabernacle of AltarGlass and Narra Wood1.08 m*God the FatherFlexiglass ceiling on dome 9Wings of Victory (Singapore),1986

*67 pcs painted steel, each 1 m long, weighing 35 kg*located in the atrium of Wisma Atria, Orchard Road$300,00010Known SculpturesArcanum XIX Paradise Gained, 1976

*1.80 x 3.20 x 0.60 m Glass and Steel Currently being loaned to National Museum12Fertile Crescent (Singapore), 1986

*4 meters high*Glass and steel13Silvery Moon, 1998

*24.5 x 23.5 x 17 cm Carved Schott Crystal Winning Entry in the Toyamura International Sculpture Biennial, Japan, in which he won the Mr. F. Prize14Basketball Mi Mundo (Madrid, Spain), 2000

*2 x 1.5 1.x5 m Winning entry in the 2nd International Biennale of Basketball in the Arts, Madrid15

Quattromondial Monument, 2011

*10 m high Cast Bronze & Carved Glass on Granite Base16Museo Orlina

Hollywood Subdivision, Tagaytay CityNaesa, Ningning, Anna, MichaelContains Sculpture Garden and AmphitheaterAlso displays Artcars

Level one, Naesa: museum lobby & Reflections Gallery, passage to Sculpture Garden.2nd Ningning, old and recent glass pieces.3rd Anna maquettes and photographs ofOrlinas works both local and international.Roofdeck Michael, Greenbean Caf - organically grown coffee, view of Taal Volcano

four-story modern building, amphitheater piano on the second floor, photographs documenting the artists prestigious works, his handpainted vintage cars, and even the artists collection of toy cars.

17References:http://www.orlina.com/http://www.manilatimes.net/a-treasured-philippine-artist/97255/http://www.museo-orlina.org/museo-orlina.html