A Knight's Daily Struggle To Fit Into Modern Society

Words generally can't do a picture justice. Be that as it may, imagine a scenario in which we were to add stories to a progression of pictures demonstrating the experiences of a cutting edge knight. Dutch picture taker Martijn van Oers and storyteller Andress Kools feel photography has turned into a short lived medium. A work of art where individuals take a gander at a picture for a brief instant, snap "like" and proceed onward.
"I needed to take a stab at something else. Adding accounts to pictures urges the viewers to look past the story they think the picture itself is telling. I took it upon myself to archive a current knight's progressing battle to be acknowledged by advanced society. His wayward hesitance to adjust abandons him feeling undesirable and shaky. Like anybody, he yearns for an existence of ordinariness, fitting in and possibly, to discover adoration. Throughout the following years, I will endeavor to uncover the man behind the protective layer. To demonstrate everybody there ís a spot for Urban Knights in our general public."
Meet Wolfram von Eschenbach, last living relative of his namesake, the thirteenth Century knight-artist Wolfram von Eschenbach, who battled close by include Herman von Thüringen the third Crusades. This is the narrative of a knight neglected, lost in time and spac

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