FILIO Acosta Del Río (Chivilcoy, Buenos Aires, Argentina, 1975) is an Argentine visual artist based in Barcelona.

His practice focuses primarily on painting and explores the relationship between body, suspension, and the perception of time. Through compositions where the human figure appears floating or in a state of unstable equilibrium, his work investigates the possibility of expanded time, a pause in the experience of the present.

His development combines studies in graphic design at the University of Palermo with artistic training in Buenos Aires and Barcelona, ​​including the annual drawing and painting program at the Barcelona Academy of Art. He is currently completing his Master's thesis in Curating Contemporary Art at the University del Salvador (USAL).

Since 2013, he has participated in national and international exhibitions and art fairs, including the Affordable Art Fair Hong Kong, BADA, and ArDi (Art + Design) in Buenos Aires. In 2015, he was a guest artist invited to participate in a performance by Liu Bolin at the Museum of Contemporary Art of Buenos Aires (MACBA).

His recent work revolves around the painting series Weightlessness, where the body appears suspended in a weightless space as a metaphor for an expanded pause in the experience of time.