Thomas Ruff's *21h 16m / -65°* belongs to his celebrated *Sterne* (Stars) series, in which the artist appropriated astronomical archive photographs to challenge notions of authorship and scientific objectivity. The large-scale chromogenic color print renders a vast field of deep space with cool precision, its title functioning as celestial coordinates rather than a poetic name, reducing the sublime to data. Mounted with a Diasec face and housed in the artist's own wooden frame, the work blurs the line between document and artwork, questioning how images construct our understanding of the universe.