Frankie Dean explores a dynamic sense of energy, which constantly referring back to the human figure. Combining the graphic with the delicate and the simple with the intricate allows her to express an amalgamation of colliding juxtapositions.

By building hybrids of ideas and expressing new potential in fashion, silhouette and surface, Dean knows how to push relationships between colour, print an silhouette in a sculptural way investigates how lines travel around the body, transitioning from the two dimensional drawn line into the three dimensional line that sculpts around and away from the human form. Her print work and fabric manipulations combine line drawings with digital glitches that provide space to combine and contrast colour.

Her graduate collection investigates how lines travel around the body, transitioning from the two dimensional drawn line into the three dimensional line that sculpts around and away from the human form. By observing movement and structure in silhouette, Dean creates a canvas on which her print and fabric manipulations can be used to further accentuate and distort lines as they move over the individuals.

Due to Frankie Dean’s diverse style she has been featured in numerous renowned publications such as Vogue, Hunger and Marie Claire.