Juana Robles (b. 1983, Tortosa, Spain) is a Kilkenny-based artist-filmmaker. Her work, often created with analog techniques like 16mm and Super 8, explores the body, identity, memory, and resilience through immersive, tactile cinema. Drawing from performance and ritual, she blurs personal and collective histories.

Juana has studied at the Lucerne School of Art and Design and Zurich University of the Arts. Her films have been shown at festivals worldwide, including Gaze, Bogotá Experimental Film Festival, and Videoex, and exhibited in art contexts like CAN Centre d'art Neuchâtel and Askeaton Contemporary Arts.

Her work has received support from the Arts Council of Ireland, including Film Bursary Awards, Film Project Awards, and Film Agility Awards. She is also a co-founder of Out of Focus, an initiative in Kilkenny dedicated to avant-garde cinema, and has contributed to the experimental film community through her roles at festivals like Videoex and the Lausanne Underground Film Festival (LUFF).