"The self takes shape through collective geography as much as through fragmented memories and private imaginaries. The works from this exhibition challenge, intertwine, and even mystify ideas of identity through location. Together, they bring people into close proximity and friction with the cultural codes and personal mythologies that characterise our understanding of (a) place. We stand at a nebulous crossroad. These “portraits of place” suggest an incomplete cartography: an expanse without an end or borders, a map that will be redrawn again and again."

— The Griffin Museum

https://griffinmuseum.org/show/topographies-of-self-2/