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Dancer, choreographer and director, Léo Handtschoewercker, known as Léo Walk, has spent more than a decade developing an artistic language shaped by hip-hop, breakdance and contemporary dance.
After collaborating with artists including Christine and the Queens, Laylow, Flavien Berger, Sofiane Pamar, Angèle and Sebastian, he founded La Marche Bleue in 2018, a collective of artists and friends through which he creates shows, films and performances. His work explores subjects that are close to him, such as childhood, friendship, love and the journey of self-discovery.
Léo Walk sees dance as an emotional language, capable of expressing the deepest and most relatable aspects of human relationships. His career has taken him across a wide range of artistic fields: live performance, music, fashion and film, always driven by the same desire: to create work that is sincere, sensitive and accessible to as many people as possible.

Léo Walk

Dancer, choreographer and director, Léo Handtschoewercker, known as Léo Walk, has spent more than a decade developing an artistic language shaped by hip-hop, breakdance and contemporary dance.
After collaborating with artists including Christine and the Queens, Laylow, Flavien Berger, Sofiane Pamar, Angèle and Sebastian, he founded La Marche Bleue in 2018, a collective of artists and friends through which he creates shows, films and performances. His work explores subjects that are close to him, such as childhood, friendship, love and the journey of self-discovery.
Léo Walk sees dance as an emotional language, capable of expressing the deepest and most relatable aspects of human relationships. His career has taken him across a wide range of artistic fields: live performance, music, fashion and film, always driven by the same desire: to create work that is sincere, sensitive and accessible to as many people as possible.