Kübra wrote, sang and produced the song titled ‘ALAN2020’ with Mx. Sür and it became an anthem during Istanbul Pride in June 2020. In December 2020, she performed ‘A Trans History Sung’, a digital monument directed by Onur Karaoğlu, in collaboration with Volksbühne Berlin digital season: Next Waves Theatre. They worked with Simon(e) van Saarloos to create an audio work ‘Cruising Gezi Park’ which is shown in the exhibition titled ‘Refresh Amsterdam’ at Amsterdam Museum from December 2020 till June 2021. In January 2021, they recorded ‘Koli Kanonu’, originally Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s KV 560, and shot the video directed by Efe Durmaz - performing all four of the different voices and characters by themselves. In March 2022, Kübra recorded ‘Jülyet’s Habanera’, originally Georges Bizet’s Habanera from Carmen, and again shot the video directed by Efe Durmaz. In November 2022, she performed ‘Ah Bu Şarkıların Gözü Kör Olsun’ under the performance series titled ‘Everything, Everything, Everything’ within the programme of ‘90’s On Stage’ exhibition at SALT Galata. Kübra Uzun is also the coordinator of Through The Window Project: An online project aims to gather queer artists, thinkers and night workers from Turkey, The Netherlands and beyond and co-founder and co-curator of XSM Recordings: The revolutionary mothering project that expands and queers the boundaries of definitions, welcoming the opening of spaces and commune liberation as a record label, event series, art platform and solidarity projects since June 2020 and still.