Ingrid Guardiola (Girona, 1980) is a university professor, audiovisual programmer, director and essayist. In this domain, she is one of the promoters of the project “La dimensió poc coneguda: pioneres del cinema” in which the aim is to research into, andpopularise the history of women filmmakers. She debuted with the documentary-essay Casa de ningú (Boogaloo Films, CCCB, and Open Society Foundation 2017), in which she reflects on memory, productivity, work, and their own demise as communities.

In 2019 she received the Serra d’Or Prize for her essay L’ull i la navalla (Arcàdia, 2018), in which she analysed how images condition our private life and determine the dynamics of the public sphere. In 2025 she published La servitud dels protocols (Arcàdia, 2025), a deep dive into technology as an interface, which recieved the AELC Award for best essay and was considered by La Vanguardia to be one of the best books of 2025. In 2026, she co-authors Feminisme gòtic with Núria Gómez Gabriel, published by H&O Editorial.