Firstly Keki concentrated on paintings only but after 1945 his interest turned towards photography. He participated regularly in national & international competitions until 1954.Keki’s contributions in the art mainly divided as  

1.            Paintings

2.            Photography

3.            Origami

4.            Sculpture  

His hundreds of sketches & paintings are in western style as well as traditional Indian & Chinese style. The media of his paintings & sketches were pencil, charcoal, oil paints, Water colour, poster colour & the base which he had used is tin, glass, porcelain & Paper. Not a single painting is on canvas.  

some examples of his paintings are

•       Greedy Leopards

•       Jealousies tree

•       Forest

•       Ummar Khaiyam

•       Stormy weather

•       Shakespeare’s cottage

•       Nature

•       Jahangir & Nurjahan

•       Harvest  

            Keki’s photographic works can be divided in 6 types as,

• Tabletop

• Symbolic pictures

• Portrait

• Still life

• Pictures of Animal & Birds

• Other type

• Faked Photography

Some famous & prize winner photographs are

      Þ Winter

      Þ Hawker

      Þ The Dragon

      Þ Split milk

      Þ Which come first?

      Þ Silly duck

      Þ The murder of the innocent

      Þ The leaves take leave

      Þ Portrait of Nehru

      Þ Famine

      Þ The witch of Chalisgaon (winner of Int. salon.)

      Þ Philosopher

      Þ Still life

      Þ Thirsty

      Þ Love in Egypt

      Þ Escape

At the age of 60, he learned origami from a book of Roberts Harbin’s ‘Origami, the art of a paper folding.’

He had made monkeys, bears, dragons, wolfs, dogs, cats, goats, penguins, cocks, ducks etc. near about 5000 pieces.  

some examples of sculptures are

Þ          External bondage

Þ          Forbidden fruit

Þ          Prehistoric Bull

Þ          The dragon

Þ          Ganga & Yamuna