Abstract: The Art of Design | Season 2 Trailer | Netflix

Abstract: The Art of Design returns to take you beyond blueprints into the art, science, and philosophy of design. From how we see the world to how we impact the world, the series goes inside the minds of the world’s greatest designers, showcasing the most inspiring visionaries from a variety of disciplines whose work shapes our culture and future.

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Abstract: The Art of Design | Season 2 Trailer | Netflix

Step inside the minds of the most innovative designers in a variety of disciplines and learn how design impacts every aspect of life.

[theGLDT]

This series is so essential. I know Netflix has a bunch of niche content for niche audiences. And Abstract is for the creatives. I thought they had canceled it since 2018. But I’m excited it’s back!! Please keep making this for us, @Netflix!

[taraaliyeva]

I did not knew this was on Netflix. OMG have to watch this when I get home.

[catkajary]

Please make a Season 3. It would be a dream to see an episode on the jewellery design of Paloma Picasso! Please make it happen!

[justinpaulvilla]

Does anyone else see the flickering pixelation between the yellow and orange lines at 1:25?

[FarhanKhan]

What is the back ground music that is used in this video?

[biancarodrigues]

In the first episode, when the people's little sun are shinning in the dark, which music is that? I'm looking for this music so long. Pleas, help me to find it ♥
Her voice is very great!!

[kishankr]

Hi @netflix please i want only this program.. please give a option to buy only this like in YouTube..

[mikerios]

Looks artsy and not quite fartsy, at all.

[JESUS-cvnn]

JESUS CHRIST RET.U, R.N.S, REPENT OF SIN AND CHANGE YOUR WAY OF LIVING

[Tyzygy]

I loved the first series and thought we’d never get another one. So happy now!

[cckblock]

This show is phenomenal, thank you for season 2

[leokimvideo]

The episode on Fonts / Text will blow your mind. I'll never look at text the same again.
Please make more The Toys That Made Us, do an episode on the history of Thomas The Tank toys, but be expected to make it a double episode...it's a complex story to tell.

[beyzakaya]

I THOUGHT THERE WASN'T GONNA BE A SECOND SEASON I'M SO HAPPY RIGHT NOW THANK U NETFLIX!!!!

[elizabeth]

This is one of the best documentary series ive ever seen

[ibelieveinxinwei]

i NEED 10 seasons of this honestly. can't wait!!

[KarlaRodriguez-glbk]

Finally. I was thinking you were never putting out season two.

[pruthvirajchoudhari]

This is an underrated show.
It should really get more attention.

[fanxxai]

Lovely Experience seeing and learning at the same time. It's a big masterclass really!

[joanafigueiredo]

The Netflix art and design series episode about bio architecture is ridiculous. Neri Oxman only talks about herself . She says nothing factual about her work. She speaks as she was the first person connecting art to science, comparing herself to Da Vinci. Does she knows that I and many other people know who Buckminster Fuller was? Or does she think we are all dumb? And the story she tells about she putting snow in a plastic bag under her pillow during the night and getting surprised because the bed got wet? Seriously? Is not she a genius? Moreover, she sees herself as an irreverent revolutionary woman but the end of the episode is she saying that she got pregnant as if it was the greatest achievement of her life. This episode is simply shameful for women. The whole episode is too focus on the person and too superficial about work. And even if her intention was to make it personal, why does not she interview her mother who is a prestious architect and helped her? Why just her father bragging her? Why does not she talk about the father of her child, who is a billionaire and probably helps her funding her projects?  If she was in fact brilliant as they say, why would she need to promote herself in this way?

[Magido]

Me after seeing the thumbnail "Damn, another Michael Jackson documentation?"