Driving up and down the West Coast accompanied by her adorable French bulldog Margot, Kiki found time to stop off at a gas station/internet cafe and upload her new work on to YouTube so that a sedentary old fart back east (our scribe) could see it. The piece, dubbed Men Performing Masculintiy: Surgeon of His Honor. 2009, consists of nine videos done with a 3/4-inch surveillance camera, arranged in a grid.

Each image depicts razor blades swiftly carving up the stubble of some assorted men like so many NASCAR vehicles racing around Daytona, a nice inversion of man and machine which asks the question, "Are we slaves to the most cheap and humble tool around," the quick-use disposable razor?

The repetitive masturbatory element, long a special Kiki touch, recalls Paul America's baby fresh face in Andy Warhol's Blow Job and asks whether sitting still, swathed in inertia, is a better alternative. Catatonia versus a lifetime of 10,000 close shaves: you decide. Either way, Seror's new opening into male microscopia promises delightful new vistas of creative sadomasochism in the future.