Feixue Mei's work challenges social norms through cultural production, exploring how social media and online platforms shape cultural identities and facilitate community building, especially for marginalized groups. She creates conceptual, iconic imagery influenced by internet culture, animation, comics, Surrealism, and Chinese folk art, weaving narratives that explore themes like the Asian diaspora, fluid identity, otherness, and community struggles.

Her practice has earned awards from IDA, Graphis, American Illustration, and others. Her clients include Lux Capital, the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles, the Visual Arts Center of Richmond, and more. She has chaired and presented at numerous international conferences, including CAA and SECAC. She has published in journals like Source: Notes in the History of Art and Transformative Works and Cultures. She has exhibited internationally, with shows at the Fanny Fox Decker Gallery at Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA), Palazzo Bembo in Italy, and Nanyang Technological University Centre for Contemporary Art in Singapore. She holds an MFA in Design with a concentration in Visual Communications from Virginia Commonwealth University. She is an Assistant Professor of Graphic Design at James Madison University.