In Mojodoyong, Indonesia, during the daytime, a group of people is gathered outdoors on a paved ground. The central focus is on a young man semi-reclined on the ground, appearing to be in a state of distress or trance, with his mouth slightly open and eyes looking upwards. His hair is disheveled. Two individuals are actively attending to him: 1. A man in a black long-sleeved shirt is kneeling beside him, holding onto his arm or shoulder. This man's shirt has visible text: "Seni Jaran Dor" and "Ki Royo Kesumo". A black object with coiled rope, possibly a drum or prop, is in front of him. 2. A woman wearing a black head covering, a black long-sleeved shirt, and a colorful sarong (red, yellow, and patterned) tied around her waist, is kneeling on the other side of the distressed man, holding his upper body. Several ropes are scattered on the ground around these individuals, some appearing to be part of the performance attire or props. Other people are visible in the background, standing and observing. The overall scene suggests a moment of intensity within a traditional performance or ritual, possibly related to "Jaran Dor" as indicated by the text on the man's shirt.