Kuba Falk (b. 1984), is an intermedia artist and performer whose work blends text, ritual, and ecofeminist thought into "bodytales"—performative actions that explore the tension between care and dystopian realities. His practice spans performance, sculpture, photography, video and music composition, often drawing inspiration from nature and mythology.

Falk graduated from the Academy of Theater Arts in Cracow in 2007, the same year he had a formative encounter with avant-garde director Robert Wilson. This experience profoundly shaped his artistic direction, leading him to integrate theatrical and multimedia elements into his work. He later pursued studies in Intermedia at the Jan Matejko Academy of Fine Arts, where he fully embraced performance art as his primary medium.

Since then, Falk has participated in numerous artist residencies and created over 50 performative works, presented at festivals and exhibitions across Europe and the Americas. His projects continue to evolve at the intersection of experimental theater, visual art, and performance, engaging with contemporary themes of ecology, interconnectedness, and myth.