BIO Millie Caron is an illustrator, muralist, and art educator living in Montreal, Canada. She has produced murals in over a dozen countries and has appeared at numerous major events and festivals. Her journey began as a self-taught artist during her travels, where textures, colors, and the magic of each moment nourished her creative world. Her professional background also includes art studies at UQAM and a fervent commitment to the democratization of the arts (MU, ÉlanArtInspire, and Meeting of Styles), social justice and raising awareness of mental health issues through social and community art, notably with RACOR, CAP, Accueil Bonneau, and Samos Volunteer. She recently holds a certificate in Art Therapy (UQAT, 2025).

MiLi's approach is site-specific, reflecting a mutual dialogue between the worlds of imagination and reality. She explores questions of identity in relation to their environment, as well as the power of the ethics of care, play, and imagination as drivers of social change. Her sensitive, colorful, and dreamlike aesthetic offers a perspective on the human experience that is both naive and mature.