KLAN 404 is a live artistic event at the intersection of performance, music, and visual art. It emerged as the culmination of the project Revolution of the Everyday —a several-month-long artistic program carried out with women at Drahonice Prison.

The number 404 refers to what “cannot be found”—to voices, images, and experiences that often remain invisible. KLAN 404 transforms this invisibility into a collective voice, image, and rhythm.

The Revolution of Everyday Life does not stem from the idea of a grand upheaval, but from small opportunities to change one’s own everyday life. In an environment where much of the day is dictated by routines and rules, voice, movement, rhythm, image, and creative expression become a space for imagination, self-expression, and collective action.

During the project, KLAN emerges—a temporary community of women who create their own visual and auditory language. Masks, collective movement, rap, singing, and rhythm do not serve to suppress individuality here, but to create a collective voice.

KLAN 404 transfers this process from the prison environment to public space. Not as a documentation of prison life, but as an autonomous artistic presentation.

Program:

– premiere of a video produced at Drahonice Prison

– live performance by women participating in the program

– music program: Arleta, mdmx, VNUKK, Atlaskin

Project initiators and organizers: Lenka Tyrpeklová & Daniela Voráčková

Creators: Andrea Kalašová, Denisa Naušová, Helena Vyhnánková, Jana Hudy, Košík 1323, Kristýna Janečková, Lena Sojmová, Lůca Zbranková, Marie Dunková, Mishell Samík, Monika Švábová, Nicol Kypta, Petra Dančová, Soleil

Collaboration and acknowledgments: Matěj Zet, Lukáš Dirga, Arleta, mdmx, Atlaskin, VNNUK

Acknowledgments: Ondřej Kroupa, Michal Charvát, Julie Langmaierová, Tereza Kyliánová, Textile Mountains, Adam Kencki

This project is an initiative of the Institute of Non-Freedom and part of Lenka Tyrpeklová’s dissertation project at the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague.