In Mojodoyong, Indonesia, a traditional outdoor performance takes place on a sunny day. A woman wearing a black headscarf and top sits on the back of a purple truck, playing a kendang (Javanese drum). Beside her, another man operates a drum machine or keyboard, providing musical accompaniment. In front of the truck, a male dancer, dressed in a black long-sleeved shirt and pants, performs a traditional dance, likely Kuda Lumping or Jathilan. He wears a decorative horse-like prop around his waist and appears to be in a trance-like state, moving vigorously. The back of his shirt has visible text that reads "JATINING THRONDITON SENOPATI". He is visibly wet, and the tiled ground around him is also wet, suggesting water has been poured on him. A man in a maroon long-sleeved shirt stands nearby, holding a blue hose and spraying water. Other onlookers and participants are visible in the background, some sitting around large plastic tubs. The truck bed serves as an elevated stage for the musicians, while the ground in front is used for the dancing.