Beneath the Rift

 

curated by divyam raghunath

Hypha x Eastern City Studios, 130 Fenchurch Street, London EC3M 5LY

PV: Thursday, 16th July 2026, 6 – 9pm
Open: 17th July – 22nd August 2026, Tuesday – Saturday, 11am – 7pm (closed from 2.15 – 3pm)

Beneath the Rift explores what emerges when the surface of the world begins to split. Every environment carries fractures, whether in the skin of a city, the fault lines of a community, or the quiet ruptures within soil and the self. Rather than treating cracks as damage to be repaired, the exhibition considers them as openings into parallel spaces of memory, vulnerability, transformation, and resistance.
Through painting, sculpture, installation, photography, moving image, and performance, the participating artists trace the unseen forces shaping contemporary life: migration, precarity, ecological change, distance, longing, and belonging.
The works move between the personal and the collective, the physical and the psychological, revealing landscapes that exist both around us and beneath us. They do not attempt to seal the rift. Instead, they hold it open, inviting audiences to step into the in-between and imagine new forms of connection that can only emerge when the surface breaks.

Artists

Augustas Jocys
Armaan Maghsoudi
Dalma Göncz
Divyam Raghunath

Fiona Morehouse
Hyunah Koh
Kenneth Greiner
Naiya Hohlidaki
Ross Deeley
Réka Ritt Laklia
Sung Hoon Park
Stuart Lee
Viola Bozzo

artwork list

Arman Maghsoudi

Untitled, 2026
Oil Pastels and Ink (Sumi) on canvas
120x100cm

Dalma Horvath-Goncz

Last Tree at the County Border 015 – Surreal Memoryscape, 2025
Mixed media, oil pastel, felt pen, acrylic and
hand-applied glass beads on canvas
60 × 80 × 3 cm

Reka Laklia

Dark Matter, 2026
Acrylic on Copper
120x100cm

Augustas Jocys

Split Narratives, 2025
Archival Photography Book

Hyunah Koh

A Measure of Flow Acrylic, 2026
modeling clay on canvas
152 x 91 cm

Stuart Lee

Fragile Terrains, 2023
Clay, wood, aluminium
39 x 23 x 41 cm

Sung Hoon Park

I Meant to Go to the Mountain but Went to the Beach, 2025
Acrylic and composite medium on panel
20cm x 25cm

Kenneth Greiner

Red and White Gate, 2024
oil paint on found wood, soil, sedimentary
rocks, thames-chalk, trace paper, and light
36 x 28 x 30 inches

Viola Bozzo

The Architecture of Faith, 2026
plaster sheets, wall filler, acrylic paint
60x60x50cm

Naiya Hohlidaki

I’m Stuck Here, 2026
Mild steel reinforcing bars, bike wheel, cables, roots,
petrol, foam tubes and LED light strip
170 x 100 x 100cm

Ross Deeley

the disconnect, 2026
Clips

Fiona Morehouse

PERSEPHONE’S SONG, 2025
Moving Image, Projection
4min 8sec

Divyam Raghunath

Tectonic Terrain, 2026
UV Print on Aluminium Plates

contact information

Email: [email protected]
Socials: @divyamraghunath_