In an outdoor daytime scene in Mojodoyong, Indonesia, a man in a black shirt, dark pants, and a yellow cloth wrapped around his waist lies prone on wet, muddy ground, partially on a red and checkerboard patterned mat. He appears to be in distress or a trance-like state. Two other men are attending to him. One man, also in dark attire, kneels over the prone figure, pressing his chest with his hands in what appears to be a form of chest compression or ritualistic application of pressure. His face is close to the prone man's. Another man, wearing a black t-shirt with a skull logo, squats nearby, supporting the prone man's head and neck. Several other individuals, mostly men in black shirts (some also bearing the skull logo), stand around observing the scene. Other people are visible further in the background. The ground is conspicuously wet, suggesting either recent rain or an intentional part of the event. On the yellow cloth worn by the man on the ground, the word "MOJODOYONG" is visible. The overall scene suggests a public performance or ritualistic event.