Drawing is central to Trui’s artistic practice. Within this practice, various printmaking techniques are also integrated. She made a 'construction kit,' out of 2dimensional bodydepartments of herself, which creates a framework that allows for endless drawing.". Characters and structures arise, constantly referring to the idea of theatre. A recurring element is the vast landscape, where the horizon line—or the absence of it—plays a key role. The concept of the expansive landscape contrasts with that of the theatre, which is a closed entity.

In addition to her drawings, costumes also form a significant part of her artistic practice. These costumes can be seen as drawings or installations. They can be draped in space, creating the suggestion of a body without one actually being present.

Her artistic practice could be seen as a preparation for a theater piece that will never actually take place