The business world, the marketing world, the design world and the art world all have a set of parameters, (some more formal and rigid than others) languages and sets of conditions, which codify their situation and hence locate them in a certain field. Your intervention into some of these areas, with your work, has different rates of success. Your intervention / subversion, into the covers of Time magazine and Business Week works particularly well as you have seamlessly used the texts and codes inherent in the magazine. The images on the 3D objects eg. milk containers, etc. isn't as successful. Tends to read decoratively. There is a fine line between success and failure. You need to be rigorous in identifying this. Or setting up a series of strategies to measure their success against. The context and presentation of this work is essential to the reading of it for the viewer. Explore various installation possibilities and interventions and statistical information as the work as well. ( Look at the work of British artist, Mathew Ritchie ) Excellent engagement and solid body of work produced. Well done.
"There is a fine line between success and failure". There's also a super BIG line between 'distinction' and 'credit'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!