I was born as an athlete. My first identity was a tennis player who was always chasing the dream of becoming a champion. For years, my whole world was the court: discipline, training, competition, and the next match.
But as I grew up and opened my eyes to the world outside sport, I saw something else: chaos, conflict, and deep inequality everywhere. It wasn’t enough for me just to win games while the world was burning in the background. I felt I had to do something—not just for myself, but for our future.
That’s how I found politics and philosophy. I saw them as powerful tools for building order out of chaos, for challenging injustice, and for understanding why our world looks the way it does. I decided not just to watch, but to study, question, and eventually try to shape the systems around us.
Now I’m preparing myself at the University of Toronto, studying the ideas of long-dead thinkers who still shape our lives today. Their work—about power, law, justice, freedom, and responsibility—inspires everything I create.
The art I design is not just “design” to me. Every piece from Court & Capital by A.F is ideology in visual form. It’s built on the thoughts, struggles, and sacrifices of people who pushed humanity to where we stand now. My goal is simple: to turn philosophy, conflict, and history into wearable art—so you don’t just wear a shirt, you wear an idea.
At the same time, I know ideas are not enough on their own. I already have my own ways of making money, so I don’t need this brand to fund my personal life. That’s why Court & Capital by A.F is built as a non-profit–driven project. After covering basic costs and keeping the project alive, most of the profit is directed toward non-profit and charitable work—especially animal charities—to help build a world that is a little less cruel and a little more just.
When you support Court & Capital by A.F, you’re not only supporting my obsession with quality and philosophy—you’re also helping to fund real work for a better world.