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Submitted by ARTS Southeast
July 11, 2025 – ARTS Southeast will present Resonance – The Flow of Compassion, a new installation by artist Cindy Male, in the Drive Thru Art Box at Green Truck Neighborhood Pub from July 15 through Oct. 8.
The installation explores the fractal and crystalline nature of being, inspired by the Hundredth Monkey Theory — a concept suggesting that collective consciousness can spark widespread social change. Male incorporates digitally printed CAD fabric with acrylic overpainting, embroidery, and innovative materials such as electroluminescent thread, making the artwork visible both day and night.
“My art involves an ongoing interest in consciousness,” Male said in a statement. “I seek to portray the underlying energy that is delivered through the material plane and yet can be known beyond the material plane.”
An artist talk is scheduled for 6 to 8 p.m. Sept. 24 at ARTS Southeast.
Male, a visual artist and yogini based in Savannah, focuses her work on themes of energy, creativity and human potential. More information about her work is available at www.cindymalenanonow.com.
Founded in 2012, the Drive Thru Art Box is a public art initiative created by Matt Hebermehl and Mike Williams as part of the SeeSAW (See Savannah Art Walls) Project. It remains on view in the parking lot of Green Truck Pub, located at 2430 Habersham St. Artists interested in submitting proposals can visit artssoutheast.org/the-drive-thru-art-box.
The Drive Thru Art Box is supported in part by the Georgia Council for the Arts and the National Endowment for the Arts.
For more information, contact Samantha Mack, ARTS Southeast program assistant and director of public relations, at sam@artssoutheast.org.