Joanna, senior HR specialist and Adam, data scientist in bank. Working from home since March 2020. Soon they will welcome a baby - thus, they had to create a special working space for Adam. They are not planning to come back to the office, even if they could.
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Laurentiu, head of strategy. Working from home since March 2020. His cat Mila participates in every meeting.
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Agnieszka, graphic designer for corporate industry. Working from home since March 2020. Aga is working from the bedroom. Kids and dog are happy to have mum at home.
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Jan, a lead engineer in mining industry, 2 years before retirement. After more than 30 years of working in the location, he was delegated to the home office. Before he joins the first meeting of a day, he is stretching for better mood and body conditions.
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Krzysztof, a retired journalist, lecturer at the university. He cannot get used to running the online classes - he is missing the interaction with the students as well as discussions.
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Gosia, senior product safety engineer. Working from home since March 2020. Together with her boyfriend they share a small room where they work and sleep. Soon their flatmate will move out and their working conditions will improve.
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Wojtek, R&D engineer. Working from home since 2016. His working room serves also for eating, sleeping and entertainment. Sometimes he takes care of his girlfriend's sister dog.
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Baris, senior Java developer in financial industry. Working from home since March 2020. At the beginning he was working from couch or sofa; now, in the new flat with his girlfriend they have a dedicated room for work.
×In March 2020, when the first case of COVID-19 was detected in Poland, offices sent their employees to work from home. The workers got stuck in suspension between comeback promises and next waves of coronavirus. The work has settled in home for good and home has entered the restricted work space; the space at home has shrunk.
That was my reality too - my life partner suddenly became my home office colleague and lunch buddy. When I changed my job in May 2020, I haven't met any of the team members in 2 years - even though we lived in the same city. I started photographing people from my close bubble.
The project shows how photographed families are dealing with work at homes that became their offices for indeterminate time.