The Glasgow-based painter has produced ten new works – created specifically for this exhibition – that combine geometrical and expressive abstraction. The theme was sparked by a friend’s comment on a piece of work in the painter’s studio that it looked like “an icon for atheists”.

Professor Phillip Lindley from the School of Design and Creative Arts, who organised the exhibition, said: “Jonathan Meuli paints enormously colourful and vibrant abstract oil paintings. They combine a tension between order and chaos.

“He intends them to stimulate the viewer’s reflection and contemplation free of any religious or doctrinal systems.”

The exhibition is open until 28 September with a closing drinks reception on 25 September from 4pm-6pm. All are welcome to attend.

Access to the exhibition can be found via the LU Arts office (Martin Hall 0.13) during office hours.