Looks like a hybrid between Masdevallia princeps/Masd ayacabana/Masd reginae, (not sure which of these three was used as the parent plant, but I'm leaning more towards Masd princeps), and possibly Masd davisii.
It is most definitely, without a doubt, 100% not Masd davisii. The flowers on Masd davisii are a bright yellow. Lateral sepals are fused and are much shorter than the ones on your plant. The dorsal sepal on Masd davisii is also much shorter than the dorsal sepal on your plant. Overall, the shape of Masd davisii is somewhat triangular.
The flower shape of your orchid is very characteristic of either Masd ayacabana, Masd princeps, or Masd reginae.
Your Masdevallia looks like it retained the yellow color from Masd davisii.
Other than this, I don't have a precise name for you.
Plus, unless you live in the highlands of Indonesia, Masd davisii would be impossible to grow without having the air conditioner on year round.
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