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This image captures a traditional Javanese *wayang kulit* (shadow puppet) performance stage set up within what appears to be a large, industrial building, likely a factory or warehouse in Sragen, Indonesia. At the heart of the scene, a *dalang* (puppeteer) is seated on the floor, seen from behind, positioned behind a white projection screen (kelir). This screen is housed within an intricately carved wooden frame, adorned with traditional Javanese motifs. A lamp hangs above, ready to cast shadows of the puppets onto the screen. Two *gunungan* (tree of life puppets) are prominently displayed on the screen, flanked by numerous *wayang kulit* puppets neatly arranged in rows on banana tree trunks (gedebog) on either side of the stage. In the foreground, traditional musical instruments, including a *kendang* (drum) and other components of a *gamelan* ensemble, are arranged on the stage floor. The front of the stage is decoratively skirted with dried, light-colored fibers, possibly palm fronds, over a black fabric covering. The setting is an unconventional backdrop for such a performance. The upper half of the image reveals the building's industrial structure: high ceilings with exposed metal beams, support trusses, and a corrugated metal roof. Elements of machinery, including what appears to be a green industrial conveyor or structural component, are visible in the background, contrasting sharply with the traditional artistry on display. The overall lighting is dim, emphasizing the illuminated screen. No visible text is present.
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