Jurassic Park explores the relationship between landscape, imagination and collective belief.

Hidden within a pine forest on the Portuguese coast, prehistoric creatures appear among real trees, paths and vegetation. Their artificial nature is immediately visible, yet visitors quickly accept their presence and move through the environment as if entering another reality.

The project is not about dinosaurs themselves, but about the human tendency to construct worlds and inhabit them. Through scale, narrative and spatial design, an ordinary forest becomes a place suspended between fiction and reality.

These images observe the moments where the illusion begins to merge with the surrounding landscape: when a dinosaur disappears behind the trees, when a painted horizon extends beyond the forest, when visitors become part of the scene itself.

What remains is a space where imagination is not opposed to reality, but temporarily becomes one of its forms.