The mini Zine library project is the brain child of multi disciplinary artist adam lewczuk AKA 085c3n3 - developed to encourage the community to explore zines in public space

About 085C3N3 | @085C3N3

Adam lewczuk AKA 085c3n3 is a multidisciplinary artist based in Meanjin (Brisbane). His work explores nostalgia and the viewer role in creating a sense of place, installing in non-traditional spaces such as multi-deck car parks, alleyways, and urban spaces.

Lewczuk has produced major works and public art projects throughout Australia. He has exhibited extensively at key institutions, galleries, and festivals, including Caloundra Regional Gallery, National Gallery of Australia (Canberra), aMBUSH gallery (Sydney), State Library of Queensland, Flinders University City Gallery (Adelaide), Noosa Regional Gallery, Gympie Regional Gallery, Hurstville Gallery (Sydney), Brisbane Street Art Festival and Little Festival (Newcastle).

Lewczuk is currently delivering a mural commission for Sunshine Coast Council with an estimated completion date of November 2022. His work is featured in the book, CUT: 10 Years of the Stencil Art Prize (2021) and in 2017 he was commissioned by the State Library of Queensland to produce a work for the State Collection. Lewczuk also delivered an inaugural iteration of the mini-ZINE Library project at Little Festival Newcastle, October 2022.

Lewczuk is co-founder of ARI, Nowhere ArtGroup (2008–present), and established The Zine Institute in 2003. He is a five-time Stencil Art Prize finalist and co-host of the Wastelands Radio Show podcast.