No. In Polish law we currently have three forms of documents - the written form, which indeed requires the use of paper, but we also have the documentary form (a document can be recorded in various ways) and the electronic form (which requires the use of an electronic signature).
As a result, today we no longer have a dominance of paper documents, and the use of digital versions is becoming more common. Some official documents already exist only in this form (e.g. confirmation of company registration or of registering a business). Photos and notes are also stored mainly in digital form.
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