is a composer and theatre maker, creating experimental stage works which fall between concert, installation and performance as conceptualist, composer and director. Fascinated by (non-)communication phenomena of the individual, isolated human being in our technological age, he uses everyday experiences as inspiration for his artistic work. He reflects on these experiences by translating them into performance frameworks, staging the relationships and tensions between live performers and digital technology. In doing this he seeks to open up the individual imagination of each member in the audience, to take with them back into everyday life.

Closely linked to his artistic life Falk undertakes a practice-based PhD research which focusses on the musician as theatrical performer and the impact of reductive conceptions (taking central elements of performance away from the musician, such as taking away the instrument) on the professional identity of the musician. He is member of various research groups as the FIRT/IFTR research groups for intermediality in theatre and performance and music theatre, and the IMS study group Music and Media (MaM).

Falk Hübner lives and works in Rotterdam together with his partner Marieke Küttschreutter and their son Yannis.

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