Abstract: The Art of Design | Platon: Photography | FULL EPISODE | Netflix

[@Nonduality]

"You're looking for a moment when you feel as close to the soul as possible." That says it all, no matter what you paint, photograph, draw, sculpt, write, or even how you breathe.

[@billbuffett2092]

Platon is an overrated photographer

[@tekiero]

@@billbuffett2092 can you elaborate?

[@harishqumar]

@@billbuffett2092 why overrated ??

[@Diaz.et.Pam.]

That’s is perfection!

[@grahamecarter]

This documentary takes the fraction of a second and converts it to a lifetime of thought. Lived it, loved it.

[@asylbekberkmurzaev1268]

This documentary is an art by itself. Huge respect!

[@tomfine3]

I have NEVER commented before on any KZbin video i have seen. But NOW is the time. To say that I am deeply touched by this amazing documentary. Thank you so much for this piece of art & inspiration. Thank you Platon to allow us to see aver your shoulder and into your heart.

[@darkknightwithanidea1845]

PLATON has to be one of the most unpretentious , intelligent, quiet & yet brilliant portrait specialists of this last 30 years & to boot he’s an outstanding human being. He’s a purist with a passion for telling the story behind the lens.

[@Rafiq_Khawreen]

Just Incredible Love from Afghanistan. I love design and photography, and I wish you could come here to capture these flowing moments and people in Afghanistan. Here is an undiscovered land for photographers like you. Souls are so uncovered here and one needs to have only some tools and artistic eyes for detecting them. Thank you Netflix for this gem

[@lcm4546]

He is amazing both as a person and as an artist. Few people are that transparent, clear, and direct. Also, the people that worked on this documentary did a majestic job! I really appreciated the way they balanced out the emotionally dark part of the women's stories in Congo by introducing right after that the warm atmosphere of Platon talking about his family.

[@purushothamramesh254]

Never have I ever felt so relatable to something I have watched All my respect to the whole team who made this. thank you very much

[@AbdallahBotan]

"The hero is the person that inspires us to think again about our own moral compass and our own responsibility as global citizens." ~ Platon

[@akbarp1107]

Lovely words.. respect ❤ Platon

[@krypticunlimited6925]

kind of oxi moronic, as to think against one's moral compass usually entails abandoning responsibility

[@vijaychhuttani25]

One of the best documentaries I have seen. This has so much emotion to it. Loved Platon's approach to his art.

[@albus3137]

He talks, to make others not make a pose and so they become free, uneasy and feel thier fear. This creates a real soul to come out.....

[@ShubhojitBagchi]

One of the best documentaries I have ever seen. Platon’s Photography is beyond the conventional concepts. Absolutely loved it.

[@thesharkster1718]

Anyone else here bc their teacher makes them watch it

[@inescamacho385]

Me

[@alejandrodelaportilla7271]

me

[@starandeath4735]

Me lol

[@dominiquecarter2167]

Shout out to bcc🙂👍

[@chahinezbensot9705]

Me 🤣😇 and that's

[@AGUniko]

Ive always admired Platon's work, now thanks to Netflix I admire Platon as a whole.

[@jaimeagudostacuyanjr.3740]

This artist (platon) talent to communicate in all sorts of way verbally, emotionally and thru his artistry is wonderful You will really feel the connection This is very inspiring, to actually use artistry sharing a simple but huge contribution to society.

[@neurojitsu]

His sublime sensitivity to his subjects at the most intimate of moments is an inspiration, not just for its art but for its sheer humanity. It reminds me of the work of the late David Bohm, a Nobel prize-winning quantum physicist who is equally as well known for his philosoophy and deep inquiries into the nature of consciousness, explored through a simple term he called "dialogue." When he explained his concept of dialogue, the simplest summation I've heard, is that to enter into a deep dialogue with another human being you have to show "attention and care." The purpose of dialogue was to get past the baggage that we all bring to conversation and relationships, that comes from our personal history. Bohm wanted to connect with the human being, not that baggage. And his notion of "care" was the essence of how he went about it: he connected with his care for another human being. Platon's work embodies Bohm's notion of dialogue exquisitely.

[@jsasour5869]

I’m posting

[@texasorange285]

It’s 2:52am in Texas….This is was so moving in the beauty of Planton’s relationship with Empathy….so genuine. The seed that was placed by his Father/Mother….

[@MrFredericks.]

Whatever our art, we can all learn something from this documentary. Absolutely fantastic.

[@aineiasbabulis1512]

I just came home at midnight after a 12 hours shift in a restaurant in central London. As I was preparing myself for a shower, I spend 43 minutes stand up in the bathroom half naked watching this documentary,( and 5 more minutes to write this comment ). I just discovered Platon and his work. Absolutely worth it. P.c I'm a photographer.

[@elidapanchanareyes1417]

En la frase "estás buscando un momento en el que te sientas más cerca del alma" es donde supe que no solo es artista por su arte, sino también por su humanidad. Este episodio fue muy inspirador porque platón nos muestra a través de su fotografía cada historia que vale la pena reflejar, él cuenta que la comunicación y la conexión es la base para transmitir algo porque antes de eso nunca conoceremos el mensaje y el se siente responsable por contar una historia y hacerlo bien, y las mostró en su viaje a África, porque lo que se vió fue muy explotador e impotente al ver a esas mujeres del Congo dentro de un sistema manchado, donde pasan su vida siendo víctimas de su propio país y pensar que poco a poco se está tornando en un círculo sin fin, sin leyes, sin derechos para esas mujeres y sus futuras hijas, me deja quebrantada. Pero a la vez me siento grata por este tipo de documentales que son una plataforma para darnos cuenta muestras problemáticas sociales.

[@beantadesilva314]

this series is amazing, Platon is amazing. I'm just starting my studies in design and my eyes have been opened to a whole other world.

[@MrPhotoMan22]

This is one of the best documentaries I have ever seen. OMG what tremendous talent. Platon you truly inspire me. Keep up the great work.

[@threethroneproductions5498]

''Everything is the same and it allows the message to change'' still wrapping my head around that.

[@creatiom5866]

honestly, this was my favoraite episode from abstract and has stayed that way even through season 2. This introduced me to Platons work but also the person, and that is the most important thing to get out of this, are his thoughts and perspectives.

[@79nsg]

This piece and his story reminded me of what art means to - connection with other humans. Brought a few tears to my eyes for that innocence of stripped ego and bravado. Just connection. Beautiful.

[@rianvb]

Thats my favorite episode so far. This picture of Mom in the lapide sons is pure sadness, i am devastated...

[@VampireSpork]

This guy is so inspiring. Thank you for sharing it with us Netflix!

[@adedotunajibade]

"We're warming up; it just keeps getting better". Can relate. This is beautiful documentary.

[@jordanc.c.]

People today are afraid of grain however this "grain" is what give a photograph its dimension, shape and emotion

[@secularpilgrim1372]

With this video Platón went up hugely in my opinion. I only knew his wide angle celebrity stuff but his earlier work shows a real talent!

[@andriatullis]

I felt so emotional and spiritually i'm drawn into every single word he said

[@jennifermo7787]

I felt the same

[@ravindrajahagirdar2701]

Truly meaningful work. You photograph something that is hidden,unphotographable, abstract,inside you. invisible, your soul residing within you at that moment, it points to a past. Empathy is the key.

[@AshwinAjay]

This guy is intense and so purposeful in what he does. Such an amazing artist.

[@davidwebb091370]

wonderful documentary! thanks for sharing this!

[@a.rajesh-zdynamics]

the photos not only speaks about the eyes but the whole core character of the person who was the theme.

[@peoplebeforeprofit]

Platon is an orator who takes pictures. His stories always supersede the photograph. His commutation skills are why he has survived in an industry surrounded by better photographers, but who couldn’t compete with his oratorical skills.

[@handfuloflight]

Who are the better photographers?

[@eddyjcreative100]

An absolutely epic documentary about your life and photography the ups an downs.. and getting all together

[@jwilliam2987]

This documentary is amazing KZbin is the best app ever

[@therealEXMO]

I always said i had an eye for photography .watching this makes me want to dive deeper into that world of photos and capturing the human emotions.

[@AndySnap]

A fine documentary on a great photographer. Watched this 3 times on Netflix, now here too!!

[@Diaz.et.Pam.]

One of the most beautiful documentaries I’ve ever seen!

[@manuelgrigolato630]

Penso sia uno dei più bei documentari sulla fotografia che abbia mai visto. Apprezzabile anche da chi non ha la passione. Folle, umano, toccante. Nitido, sincero, pulito e puro.

[@kaceyolivercox]

Loved season one of this series. Cancelled my Netflix account, but I'm happy to see this series on YT.

[@joseph-the-seventh]

If Netflix had produced more content like this, I wouldn't have cancelled my account.

[@MachineGunJelly584]

@@joseph-the-seventh There's a second season in Netflix now

[@crypticTV]

42:00 "You're looking for a moment when you feel as close to the soul as possible".

[@morrismutunga7622]

This statement right here: 36:23 "...Because if I get it wrong, I can actually do great harm." This statement just culminated my respect for Planton and has defined his work ethic for me. How many photo-journalists do you think go to Africa to take photage of African people then end up with portraits of Africa & her people that corrupts the view of non-Africans who's only window into the life of the mother- land is the Frame of the camera they pointed at Africa.

[@mithileshlokhande]

Without a doubt this episode had one of the best portfolio intros you can see!!!!.. this episode changed so mych for me as a photographer!!

[@billbuffett2092]

He is a pervert

[@mithileshlokhande]

@@billbuffett2092 who?

[@billbuffett2092]

Platon

[@mithileshlokhande]

@@billbuffett2092 ohhhkkay..look here's the thing I don't know a thing about his personal life..it's also a fact that I have never seen images like his from others..all I want to take from him is the art.. what he does in his personal life I don't know..

[@acouragefann]

@@billbuffett2092 Can you elaborate? Also why is it relevant in the context of his portfolio?

[@mauricekirindoh8326]

I am blown away..the photos gave me goosebumps. Amazing to say the least.

[@jupitired777]

His work is absolutely amazing wow, great episode. The Doctor's picture is beautiful

[@ducthien244]

The unique emotion in each picture of him is awesome!

[@vassilyhatungimana8434]

This was amazing to watch, thank you very much for the incredible work..

[@jasonjamaican]

wow..thanks or the inpiration..been a designer for 20 years now and I eel motivated again..thanks much netflix and platon or sharing your priceless gift

[@travelevel]

At last a really usefull documentary on how to produce art. Thanks for sharing.

[@AdrianW.Photography]

I was totally immersed throughout the documentary. Thanks for sharing.

[@stephencampbell7395]

Extraordinary! You, Platón, as a person and the the work you produce, are truly inspiring. Thank you for sharing your gifts.

[@scarletweb2106]

Thank You Platon!

[@ccbphoto]

I LOVED THIS DOCUMENTARY AS A PHOTOGRAPHER AND HUMAN BEING!!!!

[@amoroca1]

The best i have seen in the last time. So much thanks to share. Incredible Artist and Heart

[@renitawade513]

Dazzled by the lights!!! Really love this inspiration!

[@vp1690]

beautifully written and directed, the Documentary itself is an art, now I am too a fan of Plato Sir

[@TheJavier1804]

Me ha llenado el espíritu, la conciencia artística y me ha regalado la convicción de seguir con más fuerza en mi camino. Inspirador.

[@Liquidi_colors]

So much soul on his work. More than just a photograph.

[@billbuffett2092]

And he also likes to touch his models 👋

[@handfuloflight]

@@billbuffett2092 ??

[@christopherward5065]

Platon is his art. His images have power and humanity shines under his lens. He works incredibly close up and I was intrigued by his lens choices. Was he using a 50mm distagon and a 120mm or a 150mm perhaps with extension tubes? The power of his documentary work was very moving. Really visionary!

[@Odins.Valhall]

Eine Beeindruckende Dokumentation👌 Wirklich geniale Arbeit, Danke für's zeigen.

[@derrickwilliams331]

Absolutely Astonishing Works!! Thanks Platon for sharing!!!

[@EnsoIlluminations]

I saved this to watch again. Which folder? Philosophy. Not Photography. Thank you Netflix for showing us this amazing man, who happens to be a photographer.

[@budsurtees4224]

"The hero is the person that inspires us to think again about our own moral compass and our own responsibility as global citizens." People should think about this.

[@nickadamo3380]

This just completely changed my perspectives on photography

[@ahmadjabbar74]

Wao. Watch fully without yawning. Great documentary. Inspired me a lot.

[@isircplaylistcurator]

Another amazing episode. Thank you so much for this. So inspiring!

[@chuckiemationg9347]

WOW. THIS DOCUMENTARY IS SO AMAZING. I GOT GOOSIES. so much emotion now I want to capture deeper thoughts and emotions.

[@melvinpaul2315]

Connection and communication and the power of eyes 💙

[@brendatrillaud5909]

Amazing, incredibily inspiring! I am not the same person than 40 minutes ago. This is really heart touching ! I love this serie but this is definitely my favorite episode

[@AsheshRajbansh]

The house and purpose of my life and knowledge will change forever.

[@SamMcNeill]

Thought provoking, inspiring and very human! 🙏🏼📷🎞️

[@harrietbosibori]

I am moved with soo much emotion, I am watching this as part of an inspiration to learn graphics design online and I wonder if I will ever deliver such powerful work. thank you for documenting this.

[@LE672AJ]

Very insightful and well-produced. His keep-it-simple analog workflow from film & simplistic lighting, all the way to the Vintage NASA film scanner, are amazing.

[@poppedchicken5585]

who else has to do questions to this for class

[@wheresarmy7369]

me smh

[@inescamacho385]

Me

[@trapulizer]

Me

[@Matthew-on-the-Moon]

Sadly but me as well

[@poppedchicken5585]

@@Matthew-on-the-Moon 9th grade huh

[@sirimewan8324]

I enjoy this documentary immensely. He continues to use traditional film for his photography. I also aspire to own a Hasselblad camera someday. Unfortunately, financial constraints prevent me from doing so in this lifetime. Perhaps in my next life. “He still shoots with film that really creates a very different set between a photographer and the subject. When you’re photographing digital, you’re constantly looking at the pictures on the screen and what has happened is you’re losing that intimacy between photographer and subject. The magic part of the relationship of getting to the picture that you want to make”

[@AIengine]

i learn so much from this as a bird photographer .

[@anakkostan5368]

I love how he approach before taking photos.

[@Dan-jg7zl]

Platons best work is the work he shoots out of his studio, in my opinion. His street type photos with the 35mm are more meaningful and personal.

[@sumitmazumder6900]

The best! Of this series

[@ВалерияПугачева-у8й]

just soul breaking, truthful art of live. Love it!

[@heldersimoes1124]

what Netflix is doing for the world right now, is priceless.

[@Photosbyabis]

Nothing short of amazing and inspirational.

[@bossman1944]

one of the best portrait photographers. i got to know his amazing work from his time with the nme.

[@christinecreese7274]

Thank you for that wonderful video. Such magnificent photography, so powerful with an interesting story of the man himself.

[@adrianamatos6714]

Great photographer, great human.

[@bluepavilion82]

@netflix this is one of the better documentary compared to other's

[@alex-chicago-80]

Nice documentary. In the world of review KZbinrs and what's the latest and greatest cameras, and grain and pixels debates, here is proof that it doesn't matter. MAKE a photo, don't take a photo.

[@feketestefan]

Absolutely amazing documentary! Love the way Platon is approaching photography.

[@thephotographerscorner]

I went to England in '78 at 6 and was also a bloody foreigner, didn't get kicked in but I felt the pain. No pain , no gain.

[@TomalBhattacharjee]

Never seen such powerful portraits .. bravo..

[@designdeepdive]

Great video, really loved Platon's photography style

[@blvckpixel9356]

Glad i came across this documentary, this was very insightful, Great Arts👏🏿💪🏿

[@amateurambience]

love every second of this movie!

[@sandhx]

We need more episodes of this documentary! Netflix, please make more?!

[@KlausSchererPhotography]

Human dignity is inviolable! He gets it to the point.

[@stephanadelwolmarans7533]

Love this documentary.

[@MalcolmMcLoughlin]

STUNNING!

[@helioevangelista7062]

Great lesson about photography. It’s amazing to know more about Platon’s work. Thanks.