Recursiveness is very low on an evolutionary scale of systems, simply a series of discrete steps running any procedure over and over again. The only innovation that we find in nature is the vector of time. Time is mirrored through art. Our curiosity and desire for knowledge becomes the culture of a moment. The making of my paintings is reflective of the way the world is now from my perception. What I see in art is that it reveals to us something about ourselves that would otherwise remain unknown.
Lynn Millette has worked in both traditional and electronic media. She has a comprehensive background in disciplines related to culture including the new technologies, philosophy, psychology, literature, and the humanities as well as practical experience in research and critical/analytical writing.
Her solo exhibition, Roadtrip was held at the Maison de la Culture Janine-Sutto in Montreal (2019). Other solos include, Windows in the Water was held at the Maison de la Culture Notre-Dame-de-Grâce in Montreal (2013), Interior experience , at the McClure Gallery and Sens vécu, at the Maison de la Culture Plateau-Mont-Royal (both in 2007). Lynn Millette has participated in several group exhibitions including, most recently, The Wrong epicentre in Valencia, Spain (2019), Pérégrination, a pavilion in the 4th Wrong Biennale (2019), Uncommon at the John B. Aird Gallery in Toronto (2019), Ana notes sur notes (2012) at the Chapelle historique du Bon-Pasteur, The Inner Space/The Outer Place, Concordia University (2008).
Lynn Millette has a BFA (Concordia), an MA ès arts from UQAM and a PhD from Concordia University. Her work is indexed at the Centre for Contemporary Canadian Art and can be found in several private and public collections in Canada and the United States.
Lynn Millette lives and works in Montreal.