Shozab Raza's work will be on view in Electro Motives at the Boston Cyberarts Gallery, an invitational group show celebrating forty years of teaching and making electronic artwork at the Massachusetts College of Art and Design through the Studio for Interrelated Media (SIM) and the Dynamic Media Institute (DMI).

Shozab's visuals are set to be projected onto Boston City Hall as a featured part of "City Hall Sessions #1: Boston's Creative Future." Supported by the Mayor's Office of Arts and Culture, this event brings together community members and city departments through creative activations, highlighting his generative artwork alongside live performances by local Boston artists and musicians.

Shozab Raza's work will be on view in SYNTH-TEMBER: A Synthesis of Art + Science at New Alliance Gallery, an annual group exhibition celebrating contemporary practices at the intersection of art, science, and technology. Emphasizing interactivity, experimentation, and connection, the exhibition brings together artists working across a wide range of technological and interdisciplinary media.

Shozab Raza’s generative visuals have been selected for presentation as part of the Bureau of Liminal Investigation at Burning Man 2026, an immersive installation bringing together art, technology, and collective experience in Black Rock City, Nevada.

Shozab Raza’s interactive media artwork will be featured in the Art Gallery at Webflow Conf 2026, Webflow’s annual flagship event bringing together visual developers, designers, creators, marketers, agencies, and technology leaders from around the world. Presented alongside the conference’s programming around the evolving possibilities of the web, the gallery will showcase creative work exploring the intersection of design, technology, and digital expression.

Shozab Raza will collaborate with filmmaker and multimedia artist Yue Hua on Window of Opportunities, a site-specific visual projection mapping installation at Boston Cyberarts. Transforming the architecture into a temporary canvas for light and moving image, the installation brings together Raza and Hua’s practices across projection, moving image, and multimedia experimentation.