85, part 2 - Kinga Wrona

How would you feel if you would have 10 minutes to leave your house? What would you take with you? Where would you go? What does "house" mean for you? Are you ready for environmental catastrophes which may come and force us to leave everything in a moment?

Portraits of native habitants of la Palma, after the explosion of volcano Cumbre Vieja (photographs are part of the project "85")

The first thing Anna took from her home after the eruption of volcano Cumbre Vieja on Spanish island ,La Palma, was the painting of her sister, who died at 21 years old. That day Ana had minutes to pack her belongings.

Marisa and Jose from Tazacorte have been evacuated for months. During that time Marisa was waking up each morning and watching on TV the live transmission of lava direction. She was checking if her house has already been taken by lava or not.

Julio lost seven houses under the volcano lava. He says he needs to start to learn to live from the beginning. He add that one "thing" is stronger that volcano and those are Las Palmeras (native habitants of the island).

Jessica had her first dear shop in Todoque. Entire city has been cover under the volcano lava. With the help of her family and friends she opened new small shop in Los Llanos de Aridane in the old garage.

Olga couldn't imagine leaving her house without Jerry and Daisy, her two beloved dogs. She spent months living in a camper as renting an apartment or staying in a hotel with animals is much more difficult.

Jose from Tazacorte in his garage first day after coming back from being evacuated.

Manolo works on his banan plantations over 40 years. During the eruption of volcano he couldn't visit his plantations and water the trees. Most of them died. He wants to leave the island. He can't stay and watch what volcano did.

Marisa waiting for her home furnishing in front of her house.