Parada grew up in a market-vending family in Chonburi province. She studied Sculpture, receiving her bachelor's degree from the School of Architecture, King Mongkut's Institute of Technology Ladkrabang, and her master's degree from the Faculty of Painting, Sculpture and Graphic Arts, Silpakorn University. During her studies, she channeled her childhood experiences, particularly her fascination with the fresh fish stall, into her artwork by blending the forms of fish with the human figure. The resulting human-like fish sculptures question the audience: If animals were to look more like humans, would we still dare to kill or eat them? Since people generally view harming animals as less severe than harming fellow humans, her portrayal of animals with human attributes serves to urge the audience to recognize the value of animal life. Her creative work often explores the relationship between humans and animals, and her exhibitions include Imagination of the Merchant’s Child (People’s Gallery BACC, 2024); Mango Art Festival (River City Bangkok, 2023); 21st CENTURY OF US (ICONSIAM, Bangkok, 2022); Beauty Now or Later (ART Space Four Seasons Hotel Bangkok, 2021); and Art for Refugees "Nobody Left Outside" UNHCR (MOCA BANGKOK, 2019). She currently resides and works in Chonburi, Thailand.