Trindade's art is born from the need to create as a form of liberation and connection. It is a visceral process where he transforms emotions and perceptions of the world—from human relationships to nature—into a visual language .  Each work becomes a record of this dialogue, a questioning of reality and freedom.

His artistic practice explores the intersection of various mediums, including photography, performance, video, painting, sculpture, drawing, and installation, striving to transcend the limitations of a single art form. He emphasizes spontaneity and a deep connection to the immediate moment of creation, incorporating performative elements and conceptual exploration. Through the experimental use of materials, public interactions, and the transformation of visual and sensory experiences, his work reflects influences from both historical and contemporary artistic movements.