Combining her passion for art with a commitment to reducing waste, Frankie's artistic journey has led to creating vibrant, tactile, oversized embroideries that adorn Auckland's streets and travel as far as the United States. Frankie's art isn't just about aesthetics; it's a powerful tool to raise global environmental consciousness and celebrate the biodiversity of New Zealand.

Artist Frankie Meaden makes large artworks from recycled materials, challenging the scale at which embroidery is usually seen.

Represented by Turua Gallery and The Frame Gallery.

Next exhibitions include a series of hanging public installations in Parnell on March 6th 2025, and a sculptural piece in Mangere Bridge from April 2025.