On seven consecutive days, from 25 June to 1 July 2018, Gerhard Lang drew the process of seeing the moon above Hampstead. He sat on a bench close to the Whitestone Pond, formerly known as the Horse Pond. Whitestone Pond is at the summit of Hamptead Heath and marks the highest point on london. The site is close to 2 Lower Terrace where the landscape painter John Constable lived and studied the clouds between 1820 and 1822. See also Gerhard Lang's work John Constable's clouds Are still Passing.

Illustrations:

Drawings of the Whitestone Pond series:

Ill. I: The process of seeing the waxing moon, 12.15 am, 25 June 2018

Ill. II: The process of seeing the waxing moon, 11.50 pm, 26 June 2018

Ill. III: The process of seeing the waxing moon, 1.20 am, 27 June 2018

Ill. IV: The process of seeing the waxing moon, 1.15 am, 28 June 2018

Ill. V: The process of seeing the waning moon, 2.26 am, 29 June 2018

Ill. VI: The process of seeing the waning moon, 2.45 am, 30 June 2018

Ill. VII: The process of seeing the waning moon, 2.46 am, 1 July 2018

Ill. VIII: Drawing the process of seeing the waxing moon, Whitestone Pond, Hampstead, 25 June 2018. Photo: Michael Einstein

For more information about Gerhard Lang's Visus Signatus drawings:
- Seeing the Mountains and Seeing the Clouds on the Furka Pass
-Visus Signatus. Seeing the Clouds. Oil Pastel Work
- Nubi Tempora
- Visus Signatus. Seeing my face
- Visus Signatus. Gerhard Lang draws the process of seeing the moon