This is what your growing area might look like if you were living in a warmer climate. Mostly Cattleyas in the pic. I suspect not enough light on your plant but sometimes contorted leaves are due to unusual ploidy. 2n is the normal state, but many Cattleyas are 3n 4n, 6n and so on. Does the plant have a name tag?
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Looks like a minicatt, if so, then it's probably just what is in the parentage. There are some small catt species that grow all squiggly and wiggly. Lots of twists and turns in the leaves. gb

Here is the name tag info:
Pot. Prosperous Lee x (Blc.Bonanza x Lc. Orglade's Glow)

That's it! Does that help?
UUUHHH, what is unusual ploidy? lol

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You and i are (hopefully) 2n. In other words you got one set of chromosomes from your mother and another set from your father. That is normal ploidy. Plants are different, they can survive having extra sets of Chromosomes and sometimes produce better flowers or fruit when extra sets are present. A 4n plant crossed with a 2n plant gives a 3n plant which sometimes has superior flowers but the other result is the plant is usually sterile. Look up Wikipedia if you need more detail.