Thomas Ruff’s series "Cassini"

Target entity: Thomas Ruff’s series "Cassini"
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• A. Thomas Ruff’s series "Nights"
  Thomas Ruff’s series "Nights" is a body of large-scale, digitally manipulated photographs of nocturnal urban and industrial scenes that explore surveillance, light, and the limits of photographic perception.
• B. Thomas Ruff’s series “jpeg”
  Thomas Ruff’s series “jpeg” is a body of large-scale photographic works that explore digital image compression and pixelation, transforming low-resolution internet images into abstract, painterly compositions.
• C. Rhein series by Andreas Gursky
  The "Rhein" series by Andreas Gursky is a group of large-scale, digitally manipulated photographs depicting minimalist, hyper-ordered views of the Rhine River that exemplify his signature style of monumental, conceptually driven landscape imagery.
• D. Nacht (Thomas Ruff series)
  Nacht is a photographic series by German artist Thomas Ruff featuring large-scale, grainy night-vision images that explore surveillance, perception, and the aesthetics of darkness.
• E. Hiroshi Sugimoto’s conceptual series on time and perception
  Hiroshi Sugimoto’s conceptual series on time and perception is a body of photographic work that explores the nature of time, memory, and seeing through rigorously conceptual, often long-exposure images that collapse extended durations into a single, meditative frame.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Thomas Ruff’s series "Cassini"
Target entity description: Thomas Ruff’s series "Cassini" is a body of photographic works that reprocesses and reinterprets space probe imagery of stars and celestial bodies, exploring the aesthetics and abstraction of scientific images.

• A. Thomas Ruff’s series "Nights"
  Thomas Ruff’s series "Nights" is a body of large-scale, digitally manipulated photographs of nocturnal urban and industrial scenes that explore surveillance, light, and the limits of photographic perception.
• B. Thomas Ruff’s series “jpeg”
  Thomas Ruff’s series “jpeg” is a body of large-scale photographic works that explore digital image compression and pixelation, transforming low-resolution internet images into abstract, painterly compositions.
• C. Rhein series by Andreas Gursky
  The "Rhein" series by Andreas Gursky is a group of large-scale, digitally manipulated photographs depicting minimalist, hyper-ordered views of the Rhine River that exemplify his signature style of monumental, conceptually driven landscape imagery.
• D. Nacht (Thomas Ruff series)
  Nacht is a photographic series by German artist Thomas Ruff featuring large-scale, grainy night-vision images that explore surveillance, perception, and the aesthetics of darkness.
• E. Hiroshi Sugimoto’s conceptual series on time and perception
  Hiroshi Sugimoto’s conceptual series on time and perception is a body of photographic work that explores the nature of time, memory, and seeing through rigorously conceptual, often long-exposure images that collapse extended durations into a single, meditative frame.
• F. None of above. chosen