About the Artist
Yumei Feng
Yumei Feng is a San Francisco–based designer working at the intersection of artificial intelligence and human interaction. Her practice is shaped by building products within leading AI startups—where emerging technologies meet everyday use—as well as her earlier experience at Deloitte, where she designed for global enterprise clients including Meta and Johnson & Johnson. Across these contexts, Feng has developed a strong ability to navigate both scale and ambiguity, translating complex systems into experiences that feel legible, calm, and human. Her work is particularly concerned with the invisible layers of technology—the underlying logic, data structures, and decision-making processes that shape how people move through the world, often without being seen. Guided by a principle of designing for the majority, she focuses on overlooked problems: quiet frictions and hidden risks that become most apparent in moments of vulnerability. For Feng, design extends beyond interface—it is a form of care, a way to make complexity understandable and to restore a sense of agency to those who interact with it.
About the Artist
Yumei Feng
Yumei Feng is a San Francisco–based designer working at the intersection of artificial intelligence and human interaction. Her practice is shaped by building products within leading AI startups—where emerging technologies meet everyday use—as well as her earlier experience at Deloitte, where she designed for global enterprise clients including Meta and Johnson & Johnson. Across these contexts, Feng has developed a strong ability to navigate both scale and ambiguity, translating complex systems into experiences that feel legible, calm, and human. Her work is particularly concerned with the invisible layers of technology—the underlying logic, data structures, and decision-making processes that shape how people move through the world, often without being seen. Guided by a principle of designing for the majority, she focuses on overlooked problems: quiet frictions and hidden risks that become most apparent in moments of vulnerability. For Feng, design extends beyond interface—it is a form of care, a way to make complexity understandable and to restore a sense of agency to those who interact with it.
About the Artist
Yumei Feng
Yumei Feng is a San Francisco–based designer working at the intersection of artificial intelligence and human interaction. Her practice is shaped by building products within leading AI startups—where emerging technologies meet everyday use—as well as her earlier experience at Deloitte, where she designed for global enterprise clients including Meta and Johnson & Johnson. Across these contexts, Feng has developed a strong ability to navigate both scale and ambiguity, translating complex systems into experiences that feel legible, calm, and human. Her work is particularly concerned with the invisible layers of technology—the underlying logic, data structures, and decision-making processes that shape how people move through the world, often without being seen. Guided by a principle of designing for the majority, she focuses on overlooked problems: quiet frictions and hidden risks that become most apparent in moments of vulnerability. For Feng, design extends beyond interface—it is a form of care, a way to make complexity understandable and to restore a sense of agency to those who interact with it.