Kuba Falk (born in Warmia, Poland; based in Warsaw) is a performer and visual artist with over twenty years of experience across theater, performance art, and visual art. He works with the body as a porous field for non-human and repressed perspectives, weaving together performance, film, photography, text, and research into what he calls bodytales. His practice draws from queer aesthetics, Slavic mythologies, ecofeminism, and Gnostic traditions, moving between ecological memory and technological imagination, between care for the living and attention to what has been silenced or erased.

His works have been presented worldwide at festivals, exhibitions, and venues including Baryshnikov Arts Center, NYC (USA); Grace Exhibition Space, NYC (USA); The Watermill Center, Long Island (USA); WeHo Pride Arts, Los Angeles (USA); Festival of Naked Forms, Prague (CZ); Hamburger Bahnhof, Berlin (DE); Defibrillator Gallery, Chicago (USA); Art in Nature Festival (AU); Carbonarium Festival, Kyiv (UA); Watts Festival / Central Elétrica, Porto (PT); and Streifen Performance Festival, Görlitz (DE).