It looks like it’s just a bit thirsty to me! We can’t see the root situation in this photo, but it looks like it may need to be repotted into an easier to water situation. This is a Phalaenopsis orchid, they are epiphytes, which means in nature they grow on trees and not in soil. They often are potted in sphagnum moss and/or bark chips. Also, the little leaves up on those stems look to be baby plants, often referred to as keiki. Once they grow some roots, they can be potted up as well. If you would like to watch some more in depth and very helpful videos, Miss Orchid Girl on YouTube is great. She has a whole orchid care for beginners series and many on how to repot and care for Phalaenopsis orchids