Each of the artists in Paper Geographies proposes a critical relationship to place, whether local or global, real or imagined. By foregrounding the performative act of the image - its material agency over its representational qualities - they expose the interplay between image and place. Works address locations from around the world, and themes of globalisation, folklore, home, migration, trade and the Anthropocene are explored. The artists in this publication playfully trespass on the construction site of the image and its ideologies. They use photography to both think about and make place. Their works collectively culminating in an index of our own lost civilization.