
About this episode
The salient point of this podcast episode revolves around the intriguing journey of Lisa Poritz, a former surgeon turned artist, who creatively repurposes golf balls into unique art pieces. During our conversation, we delve into her artistic process, which involves cutting open golf balls to reveal their vibrant inner colors, subsequently transforming these materials into coasters, sculptures, and various decorative items. Lisa shares her experiences in balancing her medical career with her newfound passion for art, which has flourished following her retirement. We also explore the artistic inspirations behind her creations and the methods she employs in crafting her distinctive pieces. Through this episode, we not only highlight Lisa’s remarkable artistic endeavors but also celebrate the innovative spirit that drives her work.
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Companies mentioned in this episode:
- Funky Mulligan
- Seamus Golf
- Golf News Network
- Westin
- Weston Kia
- Painted Hills Natural Beef
- Oregon Crab Commission
- Birdie Ball
- Snell
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