The scene depicts an outdoor cultural performance, likely a form of Jathilan or Kuda Lumping, occurring on a muddy, straw-covered ground surface under a temporary red and blue striped canopy in Tamansari, Indonesia

The scene depicts an outdoor cultural performance, likely a form of Jathilan or Kuda Lumping, occurring on a muddy, straw-covered ground surface under a temporary red and blue striped canopy in Tamansari, Indonesia. In the immediate foreground, a male participant in a red and white striped long-sleeved shirt and dark pants kneels on the ground, attending to a white hobby horse prop with black markings. To his left, a second male participant, barefoot and clad in a wet black short-sleeved shirt and dark shorts, adopts a low, wide-legged stance with arms extended forward and to the side, appearing soiled with mud. Multiple other male performers in the midground wear similar red and white or brown and white striped shirts with dark traditional skirts or trousers and red sashes, some holding or interacting with hobby horse props; all performers appear wet and covered in dirt. A black plastic bucket marked "BS" is positioned on the ground in the lower-left quadrant. In the background, a diverse audience of men, women (many wearing hijabs), and children observes the performance from under and around the canopy. On a raised platform or stage beneath the canopy, musical instruments including a kendang drum are visible, alongside large wooden speakers and other sound equipment, indicating live accompaniment. The environment is an open, unpaved area, suggesting a temporary event setup with overhead trees visible above the canopy.