A graduate in Theory, Criticism and History of Art from the University of Brasília, began experiencing graffiti in November 2019 after voluntarily photographing the 3rd Graffiti Meeting of the Federal District, the capital of Brazil. Abbreviating the word ‘SYNERGY’, which means simultaneous action or effort, Syner chose to graffiti organic and pointed letters on the walls of the city, based on the wild style of graffiti, representing the only woman in the capital who exclusively paints wild style graffiti letters. Letters are the origin of the history of graffiti, and graffiti is the propagation of Hip-Hop culture, a transformative element of society. Syner researches letters that suggest rhythm, movement and (im)balance, and although characters were her starting point, today she focuses exclusively on writing, an element that has been present in her daily calligraphy and reading since her childhood. Joining the minority of women who are exclusively interested in experimenting with the world of letters in graffiti, in addition to being part of the minority of women with disabilities who do graffiti, Syner seeks to evolve her technique with spray paint and reverberate in time and space the contribution of women and people with disabilities in Hip-Hop culture.