About the artist

Cash Buck is multidisciplinary, Australian artist whose practice is rooted in a philosophy of subtraction, the deliberate removal of what is untrue, inherited, or imposed. His work responds to the void left by cultural erasure, where accurate reflection was withheld. In that absence, Buck developed a disciplined way of seeing, one that constructs clarity internally and recognises meaning through both presence and omission.

This foundation continues to shape the work. Buck examines what does not belong, sets it aside, and allows the remnant and the removed to speak with equal force. The practice is not tied to a single medium. It moves between photography, three dimensional form, and spatial composition, guided by intention, accuracy, and a refusal to accept imposed roles or expectations.

The work reflects a life shaped by questioning, refusal, and reconstruction. It carries the quiet authority of something built from the inside out, not handed down. What remains in the work is what has proven itself true. What is removed carries its own meaning. Together they form a visual and spatial language that reclaims the architecture the world denied.