Archive · 2 Jan 2026
Jyoti Chordia's 'Connecting Lives' Exhibition Opens
Jyoti Chordia is an artist who loves to paint pictures that show how everything in the world is connected.
Her exhibition called 'Connecting Lives' is happening at Gallery FPH in Mumbai from January 1 to January 15, 2026.
In her paintings, she uses lots of bright colors and flowing lines to show how things are related and how they move together.
She believes that connections between people and things go beyond just one lifetime.
Jyoti also cares about helping others, so all the money from the art sales will go to a foundation that helps people and animals in need.
Her art is not just about looking pretty; it's about showing love, compassion, and understanding.
She has been inspired by her travels and the beauty around her, and her family supports her art.
Some of her paintings are about spiritual figures and personal relationships that help us grow.
Jyoti Chordia's solo exhibition 'Connecting Lives' runs from January 1 to January 15, 2026, at Gallery FPH in Mumbai.
The exhibition features abstract paintings with flowing lines and vibrant colors, exploring themes of connection and interdependence.
Chordia's work is inspired by spirituality, the belief in karma, and the idea of connections transcending lifetimes.
Proceeds from the exhibition will support the Saahas Art Foundation, which aids needy humans and animals.
The artist's journey has been influenced by her travels across Bengal, Tamil Nadu, the USA, and Udaipur, with support from her family.
- Who
- Artist Jyoti Chordia
- What
- Solo art exhibition titled 'Connecting Lives'
- When
- January 1 to January 15, 2026
- Where
- Gallery FPH, Nariman Point, Mumbai
- Why
- To explore themes of connection, spirituality, and self-discovery, with proceeds supporting charity
- Artist
- Jyoti Chordia
- Exhibition Title
- Connecting Lives
- Gallery
- Gallery FPH, Nariman Point, Mumbai
- Dates
- January 1 to January 15, 2026
- Art Style
- Abstract with flowing lines and vibrant colors
- Charity
- Proceeds go to Saahas Art Foundation for needy humans and animals
- Artist's Background
- Self-taught, inspired by spirituality and connections
- Key Themes
- Interdependence, harmony, chaos, and self-discovery