Taly Murr is an emerging artist from Ireland whose evocative works blend the ethereal beauty of the Irish landscape with explorations of identity, memory, and transformation. Born and raised in County Galway, Taly draws inspiration from the rugged Atlantic coastline, the shifting moods of wild weather, and the rich traditions of Irish folklore. Self-taught at first, Murr later formalized their training at the National College of Art and Design in Dublin, developing a distinctive style characterized by luminous colors, layered textures, and an intuitive approach to composition.

Taly’s work spans painting, mixed media, and installation, often reflecting a fascination with liminality—the moments and spaces between seen and unseen, present and past. Since 2018, Murr’s art has been featured in group and solo exhibitions across Ireland and the UK, including the RHA Annual Exhibition and the Galway International Arts Festival. In both public and private collections, Taly’s pieces invite viewers to pause, reflect, and immerse themselves in a sense of place and possibility, affirming the power of art to bridge personal reverie and shared history.