Visual identity for a three-act show
Trino is a show created by singer-songwriter Oscar Souza, designed as an artistic and spiritual journey divided into three distinct acts. The project aimed to visually translate the layers of this experience, from the intimate to the intense, from the earthly to the divine, through an identity that connects faith, music and contemporary design.
The chosen color palette, blending cold and warm tones, reflects the duality of the Christian walk: the stillness of reflection and the warmth of the Holy Spirit’s presence. This visual balance became the foundation of the show’s entire aesthetic language.
The first act of Trino brings a soft and honest atmosphere. The visual direction followed this tone, using lighter hues, balanced layouts and clean typography. Each piece was designed to evoke closeness and authenticity, like a heartfelt dialogue between the artist and the audience.
In the second act, the mood shifts completely. The spotlight turns to rap and urban culture, represented through bolder colors, rough textures and compositions inspired by the streets: concrete, rhythm and raw truth. This visual approach celebrates faith lived in everyday life, outside formalities and inside reality.
The final act explodes with sound and color. The presence of the full band and the special participation of Lari Macario transformed the stage into a space of joy and celebration. The design becomes more vibrant and expressive, a fitting climax full of energy and hope.
Working on this project was an incredible experience. Every stage was marked by creativity, teamwork and purpose. It was a show where everything flowed beautifully, reflecting the heart and unity of everyone involved.
Special thanks to Matheus Vargas for his creative partnership. Trino was more than a show: it was a meeting point between art and faith.
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