At ArtCycle, we believe that every forgotten item holds a story, a memory, a touch of beauty, and a spark of potential waiting to be reborn
ArtCycle began with a simple realization: we keep things not because they’re useful, but because they hold meaning. A broken lamp that once lit family dinners. A wooden chair that carries the marks of time and memory. So many objects, quietly waiting — neither alive nor gone — in our homes, basements, and garages.
As an interior designer and artist, Hana Yazdi found herself constantly inspired by these forgotten treasures. What if, instead of discarding them, we could reimagine their story? What if waste could become art — and art could become a bridge between memory and sustainability?
That vision grew into ArtCycle: a digital and physical space where creativity meets circularity. Here, users can sell or donate their unused items, explore one-of-a-kind upcycled creations, and collaborate with artists who specialize in transformation.
Through community-led workshops, local partnerships, and soon, AI-powered design suggestions, ArtCycle turns every item into a chance to express creativity, reduce waste, and tell a story that matters. Because when we give objects a second life, we rediscover something within ourselves — the power to create, to care, and to connect.
At ArtCycle, our impact starts small, with one artist, one household, one restored piece, and grows into a movement for sustainable change
