Kiwi artist Jesse Woolston has built a reputation for creating large, fantastical, immersive works that play with light, colour and perspective. His multi-sensory installations have been seen all over the world, exploring the scale and power of nature. Jesse uses computational fluid dynamics and cutting edge tech to mimic reality, and he scores his own visuals with contemporary classical music.

He's been announced as one of the artists exhibiting at this year's Art in the Park at Eden Park in November, where thousands of visitors will have the chance to experience his latest work. Jesse joins Susie to explain how he got into making these kinds of giant installations.

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