Abdul Rop is a multimedia artist known for his powerful woodcut prints and paintings. Born in 1993, Kipruto studied sociology and religion at Egerton University before turning his attention to art full-time.

After joining Brush Tu in 2016, Kipruto participated in numerous group exhibitions, including the Kenya Art Fair in 2016 and 2017, the “Art to End Slavery” show at Kobo Trust, and the Danish Embassy Cultural Day in 2016 and 2017. In addition, he has also exhibited his work at Brush Tu’s open studios and in the “Untitled” show at Polka Dot Gallery.

Kipruto’s work is deeply inspired by his background in sociology and religion, and often touches on themes of social justice and human rights. His powerful prints and paintings are a testament to his dedication to using art as a means of expression and activism.