When two places look alike is a series of 14 photographs that juxtaposes two distinct Ford company towns: Belterra, a rubber plantation village located in the Amazon Forest and Alberta, a sawmill town in Michigan Upper Peninsula. Built concurrently in 1935, both towns share similar housing typology despite their opposite locations. They respectively provided rubber and wood for the Model T manufacturing in the United States. Tossin collected contemporary photographs of Belterra’s dwellings on the internet and created a series of cut out cards. The artist then traveled to Alberta, Michigan, to photograph Belterra’s cards superimposed to the houses found there.