Born in Castleford, Moore, who died in 1986, studied at the Leeds School of Art and his formative experiences of the Yorkshire landscape provided an enduring influence on his work.
Moore’s pieces are abstract, large and at times imposing. Another recurring motif is that of mother and child.
Gibson said: “He blows them up to this great scale and suddenly you’re thinking about things you encounter all the time, but in a different way.
“Maybe it looks like a bone, but it’s also a person – that’s quite interesting.”