Muse Frame Explained

From a collectors project to a full-stack digital art ecosystem.

Muse Frame started in 2021 with a small group of art collectors, artists, and friends who wanted one thing: a simple, beautiful way to live with digital art at home. We built the hardware we couldn’t find – and in doing so, helped grow digital art the display layer it had been missing.

That early community became momentum. Muse Frames have now been sold into 50+ countries, and what began as a product has grown into an ecosystem: hardware, software, and distribution – built specifically for digital art.

A defining step in building the category

In 2024, we acquired Sedition, the market leading digital art platform, bringing world-class content and an unmatched catalogue under the same roof as Muse Frame. As a group, we now represent 1300+ artists, and support major cultural moments across the contemporary art calendar through exhibitions, partnerships, and programming.

Built to scale across real spaces

Muse is not only what hangs on the wall. We’ve built our own CMS for hotels and commercial venues, enabling partners to manage multiple devices in one place – controlling programming, scheduling, and screen-by-screen condition across lobbies, suites, gyms, and public areas.

Today, Muse is assembling the infrastructure for digital art at scale: the display layer, the platform layer, and the tools that make it effortless to program art across homes and venues worldwide.