In a daytime outdoor setting, likely a village square or open area, a group of people is gathered, observing a cultural performance or ritual. In the foreground, two men are central to the activity. One man is lying on the ground, seemingly in a state of trance or recovery, wearing black pants and a long-sleeved shirt with "M.ROGO KESUM" visible on his back. He is partially covered by a costume element featuring long, dark, shaggy material, possibly part of a horse or mythical creature mask. A colorful patterned mat is beside him. Another man is kneeling over him, attending to him with a focused or concerned expression. To the left, a third man sits on the ground, holding a staff, wearing a black shirt with "ROGO KESUMO" visible. Several other individuals, men and women, stand around observing, some wearing similar black shirts with visible text like "ROGO KESUMO" or partially legible text like "JAGAT" on another shirt. The ground appears to be dirt or concrete. The overall scene suggests a traditional Indonesian cultural event, possibly a kuda lumping or jathilan performance, where participants enter trance states.