Focusing on the relationships between identity and community, Intersections explores the cities we live in and the ways in which we situate ourselves within their multiple centres. Tori Foster’s The Impossibility of Understanding in the Path of a Torontonian uses twenty-first century digital processes of mapping as a means to interrogate the space between process and perception, place and the idea of place. Similarly, Morris Lum’s photographic series entitled The New Cultural Topographics, examines the suburban plaza as a trope signifying the pervasive fact of sprawl while reflecting the hybrid cultures they serve. In A Walk Through Little Poland, Lindsay Maynard rediscovers the neighborhood of her early childhood while seeking an understanding of her own Polish roots.