Set in an idyllic landscape covered in snow, Piss Off unfolds as an intuitive confrontation with gender and territory. An underdressed woman builds a nest from snowballs and then scents it with her urine—an animalistic act of marking space. When a man appears at the horizon, a chaotic snowball fight erupts, culminating in the woman falling into her own fragile home. Lying on the ground, she moves her limbs like a snow angel on a yellowed surface, blending playfulness with defiance and territoriality with innocence. Piss Off employs raw physicality as an elemental statement—a reclamation of gendered existence via the body, instinct, and bodily functions.