The Da Da Dalí project is an eight-day performance by Dalí, his wife Gala Eluard, his tame ocelot and a Danish woman, Lotte Tarp. The photographs were made by Werner Bokelberg but most were later edited by Dalí and made into photo collages. The project began in 1965 when Bokelberg and journalist Walther Hermann Schünemann went to see Dalí to portray him for Stern Magazine. They met Dalí in Paris and were invited to visit his private apartment in Port Lligat on the Costa Brava, provided that they bring a beautiful blonde woman with them. Accompanied by Lotte Tarp, a model, Bokelberg and Schünemann went to Dalí's apartment in the spring. The visit turned into an eight-day project, in which Dalí used Lotte Tarp as a source of inspiration. Various surrealistic scenes evolved in and around Dalí's apartment, which Bokelberg was only too glad to record.