Trained initially as corporate and business person, Danny’s awakening in the world of arts was a result of his midlife crisis. Toying on an egg gifted by friend Dante Ang of Manila Times. He discovered the nature and characteristics of a new medium presented to him

The Series of experimentation produced an exploration of different detailed flowing lines, geometric patterns, delicate cuts, done layer by layer creating emotive faces and patterns in 2D vision, carved on a ostrich egg shell, a unique medium that sets him different from the rest. Known as the lone ostrich egg artist in the Philippines. he in corporates metal and wood with his delicate crafting of egg in one unique expressive art piece

Rayos Del Sol’s Body of works depicting figures, patterns - both original and derivative of folk iconography shows his advocacy of freedom, peace and his sense of inner spirituality; a representation of his retrospection brought by his activism during the Marcos era. The precision and skill in rendering lifelike figures on an ostrich egg leveled up the traditional African craft into fine art.

Recently he introduced a new medium, sculpture on skulls (carabao and cow skulls). And Today, he finally have the courage to show his paintings in public which he set aside for over two decades.

Rayos del Sol is presently the curator of ManilART since 2014, the Philippine National Art Fair, and the Annual Sculpture Review. He Heads the National Committee on Art Galleries, a Sub- Commission of Cultural Heritage of National Commission on Culture and the Arts. He is also a multi awarded humanitarian worker, a corporate executive and a resources speaker. He completed a course on curation at the Sotheby's Institute of Arts. A graduate of MBA at the Ateneo De Manila Graduate School of Business and a degree in BS Psychology in Far Eastern University with further studies at University of Toronto.