The visual identity and logo of the exhibition were inspired by a powerful image: a refugee mother holding her child — a symbol drawn from the archival visual material and the expressive faces featured in the exhibition. This central figure evolved into an abstract, wave-like form, representing both the Motherland and the emotional currents of forced migration. Her headscarf, stylized as a continuous wave, carries the spirit and memory of place as it flows across the exhibition space.

Black was chosen as the dominant color, signifying the mourning and darkness of war — a somber chapter in Greek history. Gold, used as a secondary element, honors the centenary but also evokes the enduring cultural richness that the Asia Minor refugees brought to Greece — new flavors, perspectives, and a lasting legacy of refinement.