Other hanging experiments can be seen in these posts from my solo show at Beers Contemporary in January 2016, and this other drawing I did on the walls of the Tate Modern in December of 2016.
Before I have either continued the drawings onto the walls, beyond the confines of their frames, or made original drawings onto the walls themselves. I am experimenting now with paring this all back, and taping only flat patterns on which to hang the works.
![hanging experiments](https://www.benjaminmurphy.info/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/LAvish-entropy-benjamin-murphy11W.jpg)
Delphian Gallery (July 2018)
I think this is a much more successful way of displaying the works than the ways I have done it in the past, and I look forward to playing around with it more in my upcoming shows.
Below are two of the works hung over the pattern in the first photo (both now sold).
![hanging experiment](https://www.benjaminmurphy.info/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/ScreenW.jpg)
Ink on paper, in hand-carved solid birch frame
![hanging experiment](https://www.benjaminmurphy.info/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/MicroscopeSlideW.jpg)
electrical tape on single microscope slide