 These amalgamated into a whole that paved the way for new developments in Orellana's work.Orellana moved back to Europe in 1984, when he lived between his studio in Madrid, Spain, Albisola, Italy.In 1985 he left the other studios, and moved to Riva del Garda, Italy, where he was to enjoy an incredibly prolific artistic period, and where he was regularly visited by critics such as Tommaso Trini and dealers as Herstand from New York and Marconi from Milan as well as eminent international politicians.