He creates works on canvas, boards, metal, Video and installations that explore the parallels between the past and the present.
Kaloki’s fascination with ancient ancestors comparing to our present time and the space in-between. his work has always been questioning: human behaviour? patterns that repeat itself? How people exist in spaces? and predicted decision making? His work positions these questions within the constructs of Power. present within the methodologies employed in seeking answers to these questions. Kaloki bases his research on his 89-year-old grandmother’s past. Her stories about her past, bits, and pieces of her grandmother past and mostly about her mother past. this story takes us way back before Christianity in Kenya. And our way of life and movement during this time. He also tries to compare these times as he observes the patterns that repeat itself in human behaviour within different spaces and the effect of it. this is where his idea of boxes comes from, A familiar spaces that we have created around us that dictates the way they make our decisions whether social, economic or political decisions.