Laura Chaplin, Charlie Chaplin's Granddaughter, Presents Her First Solo Exhibition in Marbella

Marbella/Laura Chaplin, the granddaughter of silent film actor Charlie Chaplin, will exhibit about twenty paintings for the first time in Spain at the Gómez & Molina jewelry store, located in the center of Marbella, with the exhibition open from July 5 to July 17.

The exhibition titled 'Laughter is a Human Right' includes about twenty works by the French-born Swiss painter, which clearly nod to her grandfather, and will be on display in the art space that the establishment is inaugurating this Friday, with the artist being previously welcomed by the city's mayor, Ángeles Muñoz, at the City Hall.

Laura Chaplin's style, which blends figurative art, pop art, and surrealism, mainly focuses on three themes: horses, female silhouettes, and of course, her grandfather Charlot, whom she never met but by whom she is fascinated.

Although Laura Chaplin primarily focuses on painting, she has also developed a collection of handbags, watches, and clothing, among other items.

Additionally, the artist serves as a patron for several charitable organizations, including the 'Charlie's Smile' foundation and 'Moi pour Toi'.

Regarding Marbella, the city chosen for her solo debut in Spain, Laura Chaplin has highlighted its "fantastic" light for presenting her work and, besides being "one of the most cosmopolitan places in the world," it is filled with "joy and smiles," one of her goals. "I hope my art makes people happy, that it makes them feel lighter and brings them a bit of hope," she emphasized.

The mayor welcomed the artist and thanked her for choosing the city to exhibit her paintings. "Events of this prestige not only enrich our cultural agenda but also confirm that we are a unique showcase," she pointed out.

Meanwhile, jeweler and artist Miguel Gómez explained that the purpose of this collaboration is to enhance our brand, the people who come through us, and above all, Marbella.

The exhibition will be open to the public for free from tomorrow Saturday until July 17, with continuous hours from 11:00 AM to 8:00 PM, at the art space of Gómez & Molina Jewelers, on Ramón y Cajal Avenue, 15.