Easy Blanco

Easy Blanco is an Italian artist, rapper, producer, and graffiti writer who lives between London and Zurich. He uses art as a free and unrestricted tool to explore and understand himself, believing that this journey can also help others find their own identity.

His work goes beyond aesthetics—it is about process, reflection, and the deep connection between symbols, experiences, and meaning. Moving fluidly between music, street art, and visual expression, he creates a dialogue that bridges different creative disciplines, challenging perspectives and evoking emotions that resonate beyond the surface.

The background and artistic evolution of Easy Blanco are a direct result of his deep influence from ’90s techno and hip-hop drum machines combined with the street life of graffiti. The meticulous study of these machines, along with the craft of sampling and cutting sounds from old vinyl, merges with his exploration of letterforms, train bombing, and style development. This progression naturally led to an in-depth analysis of transportation systems, including the psychology of railway staff, police, and security forces, as well as alarm systems, surveillance cameras, and motion sensors—the very mechanisms designed to control movement and prevent intrusion.

In his work, rhythm is everything—the rhythm of action mirrors the rhythm of the sequencer. Mastering timing, both in graffiti and sound, is about hitting the beat between chaos and control, moving in sync with the unseen tempo of the city. Just like the unpredictability of randomized drum machine sequences, his work balances precision and improvisation. His practice embodies this duality: escaping control while mastering technique, remaining anonymous yet crafting a recognizable image.

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