Symbiotic Movement" as a concept for the art exhibition signifies the interconnectedness and mutual relationship between different cultural and artistic expressions. The "symbiotic" refers to a close and mutually beneficial interaction between two different entities. In this context, it represents the merging and harmonious coexistence of Italian and Senegalese artistic visions. The exhibition aims to showcase how these diverse cultural backgrounds and artistic styles complement and enrich each other. It explores the idea that despite originating from distinct cultural heritages, these artists find common ground, influencing and inspiring each other's work through this exhibition. The "movement" implies not only the physical movement of artists but also the dynamic exchange of ideas, influences, and artistic techniques between the Italian and Senegalese creators. It emphasizes the flow, evolution, and transformation of artistic expressions through this collaboration.

They are joined by four visionary Senegalese artists: Alioune Diouf, Anta Germaine Gaye, Abderahmane Ngaide and Momar Seck, whose creations are a vibrant expression of African heritage, narrative and abstract symbolism. Their works reflect the rich artistic traditions of Senegal, infused with modern influences that reflect the evolving narratives of their homeland. Momar Seck is an accomplished artist of Senegalese and Swiss origin. His works function as plural units, a variety of textures and colors.