Two chapters beyond the frame.

The 2027 bonus

Million Frame has no deadline — but it has an ambition. If all 1,000,000 pixels are claimed before 31 December 2027, two additional chapters open for everyone who helped fill the canvas.

Chapter one.

The original, auctioned for charity

The original Million Frame artwork — the single master piece, not a print — will be auctioned to the highest bidder. The proceeds from that sale, after production and auction costs, are donated in full to one charitable organisation.

The pixel owners decide which one. When the canvas approaches completion, verified owners of paid tiles will be able to nominate charities and then vote — one vote per owner, regardless of how many pixels they hold. The organisation with the most votes receives the proceeds. Nominations and voting are not open yet; owners will be notified in their account when that chapter begins.

Chapter two.

The street art chapter

The finished artwork will also leave the screen. Invited street artists will paint Million Frame at full scale on a wall in a location that stays unannounced until the work begins.

The process will be photographed and filmed, and the documentation shared with every pixel owner — so the piece you claimed online also exists in paint, somewhere in the world.

The honest fine print.

  • The condition is absolute. All 1,000,000 pixels must be paid for before 31 December 2027 for either chapter to be unlocked.
  • Charity choice belongs to owners. Million Frame runs the vote and publishes the result and the donated amount.
  • The street art depends on permissions. Wall, city and permits are secured before anything is announced; the location may change.
  • These are promises, not products. The bonuses are commitments from Million Frame and are not part of what you buy when you claim pixels. They change nothing about price, ownership or The Final Edition.

And afterwards.

The Permanent Gallery

Both chapters are documented — and outlasted — by The Permanent Gallery: the finished artwork in full, the register of every verified owner, and photographs from the auction and the street art showings, kept online for good.

Visit The Permanent Gallery