Raster
Solving fragmentation
By Margot Poudroux
At Neo Art Discovery, we spotlight platforms shaping the future of digital collecting. One of the biggest challenges in the digital art space today is fragmentation, with artworks scattered across different chains, platforms, and wallets. Raster addresses this challenge head-on, creating a seamless, unified experience for both artists and collectors. If you’ve ever tried to follow your favourite artist’s work across Web3, you know the struggle. Pieces are minted on different chains, listed on separate marketplaces, and stored across multiple wallets, making it nearly impossible to see an artist’s full body of work. That’s where Raster comes in.
Raster offers artists a single unified profile that displays their complete oeuvre, every artwork they’ve minted, regardless of platform or chain. No more platform hopping. Just one complete, beautifully organised view. Announced in September 2025, Raster was co-founded by Michael Elsdoerfer (Masterpiece) and thefunnyguys (Le Random). Their mission is to make digital art collecting delightful by addressing one of the industry’s most persistent pain points: fragmentation. Here’s how they are achieving that: Artist Oeuvres – Each artist has a comprehensive profile uniting all minted works across networks and platforms. Market Data – Raster aggregates real-time data from major marketplaces, showing the lowest listings, highest offers, and latest sales. Collector Collections – Collectors can view their entire cross-chain collection in one streamlined interface. By bringing together artworks, data, and collections, Raster serves as a central hub for discovering, collecting, and appreciating digital art.
Raster currently supports Ethereum + L2s (Base, Shape, Arbitrum, and more) as well as Tezos. Support for Bitcoin and Solana is coming soon. The platform also integrates live data from OpenSea, Magic Eden, objkt, SuperRare, fxhash, and others, giving users a complete real-time overview of the digital art market. Collectors can buy, sell, list, and make offers directly through Raster. Each transaction is cross-posted for maximum visibility: Ethereum → OpenSea or Tezos → objkt. All with zero additional platform fees. Users can connect multiple wallets, and Raster organises their collection by artist, finally offering a holistic view of the art they own.
The sentiment around Raster has been overwhelmingly positive among both artists and collectors. On X, many artists have already begun sharing their new Raster profiles, while collectors are leaving enthusiastic comments about the platform’s simplicity and design. It’s clear that Raster is resonating with the community. With over 100,000 artist profiles and 16 million tokens across Ethereum and Tezos already indexed, Raster is emerging as the most complete digital art database in existence. Artists can request to have their profiles indexed by reaching out directly through the platform or by sending a DM to the team on X. If you’ve minted works, you can be added.
For more information, please consult Raster's website here.
