During the summer of 2026, WAY gallery takes over Marievik with a site specific exhibition where contemporary art meets architecture, material and movement. In an area shaped by transformation, the exhibition becomes a way of re reading the site itself, existing in the space between an industrial past and a future still taking form.

The exhibition brings together works by Ellen Hedina, Emma Stocklassa, Erika Kristofersson Bredberg and Myrsini Alexandridi. Through sculpture, painting and spatial installations, the artists explore the relationship between body and structure, between the organic and the constructed. The works move through questions of memory, identity, materiality and human presence, echoing through Kakelhuset and the shifting landscape of Marievik.

Steel, glass, tile and wood reappear throughout the exhibition both as physical materials and as symbols of the site’s history. The industrial and rigid meets the intuitive and human. Light moves through the space, continuously altering the experience of the works throughout the day. The exhibition does not stand as a commentary on the site, but as part of its transformation.

Alongside the exhibition, a curated shop presents editions and objects developed in dialogue with the project. Posters, publications, scented candles, caps and smaller works extend fragments of the exhibition beyond the space itself.

By introducing art and culture into Marievik, a new form of public presence emerges. A space for reflection, movement and encounters. A first step toward allowing the area to evolve into something beyond a destination, into a place people return to for experiences, ideas and community.

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Wednesday – Friday 11:00 - 17:00

Saturday 12:00 - 17:00

Sunday 12:00 - 16:00