The show features five pieces that chart Mr Sherborne’s illness, one of which is called Staying Alive.
Mr Sherborne said that by borrowing the Bee Gees’ track title, he was able to “bring some levity” to the situation.
Other works reflected his upbringing in a “dysfunctional family” and his ideas around issues including climate change.
He added: “Even with the autobiographical pieces, the stories behind them are universal.
“People can sometimes feel like they’re the only person in the world who has experienced something out of the ordinary, but hopefully art helps to show lots of people have been through this.”
The exhibition opened on 2 November and runs until the end of March.
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