Art holds a magical power to bridge cultures, intertwining the paths of people from different countries, histories, and desires through shared experience. Tali is that rope connecting us – artists, enthusiasts, curators, collectors, and curious minds alike – the delicate thread of emotion that ties us to the wonders of the world. It is also a symbol of what holds us back, what prevents us from fully revealing ourselves, and what only art can transcend. Tali invites you to play with it.

Led by owner and curator Thomas Martin, Tali is proud to support the work of artists from many countries, offering a broad range of media, sizes, prices and concepts. Driven by excellence, Tali strives to serve both artists and clients with expertise, dedication, and a profound passion for art.

Visiting Tali defines you as a true art enthousiast, stepping aside from comforting expectations to embark on an artistic journey that challenges your tastes and invites you to embrace authentic emotions.

Art is a focal point, a vibrant convergence of countless factors that ultimately inspire action upon the world. With no fixed boundaries, driven by a desire for sharing and offering aesthetic, sensory, emotional, and conceptual generosity, Tali is guided by the coherence of its own taste and a distinctive vision of art – one that is human, respectful, ambitious, and, at times, irreverent.

Beyond borders and cultures, Tali invites you to discover, appreciate, and share your love for art.

Tali fosters a dynamic exchange between artists and curators, positioning itself at the intersection of a gallery and an art center, playing with the exhibition space’s full potential to serve the artworks.

In its open space, where natural light removes all artifice, the gallery becomes a place for unique experiences : a place where art happens.

« A mind in search of ideas should first stock up on appearances. »  Francis Ponge

Passionate about art, Thomas studied art history and museology at the École du Louvre in Paris. After completing two theses focused on the history of printmaking, he founded the traveling gallery Art and Tracks, specializing in contemporary Aboriginal Australian art. Nine years spent traversing the desert in search of exceptional works, celebrated through exhibitions across France, led him to collaborate with prestigious collectors. In 2024, the Bibliothèque nationale de France called upon Art and Tracks for the creation and acquisition of its collection of Aboriginal prints.

Based in Malaysia since 2023, he travels extensively in search of artists who share a certain vision of art. The opening of the Tali gallery in April 2025 marks the culmination of this journey and his deep passion for art.