Ronin Naodhinsuk — Founder
Ronin Naodhinsuk is the founder of The Record Institute, a non-commercial, museum-grade archive of pre-2000 printed ephemera published in seven languages. What began as a personal collecting practice — more than 40,000 pieces of printed matter gathered over the years — became an institution devoted to preserving what survived on paper.
He is the founder of D-ASSET, the creative ecosystem that grew out of that archival work: TUI for research-led publications, The Paper Age for curated original printed matter, and Ronin Studio for digital artwork and editions designed for print. He is the author of The Paper Age and the Case Files series.
Ronin comes from a family among the most established names in Thai motorsport media — his father is an executive editor of Thai motorsport publications and a veteran automotive journalist — and he brings the same documentarian's discipline to archives, books, and art: record first, interpret with care.
He lives and works in Seattle, Washington.