In terms of artistic style, Siriporn considers herself to have a loose and wabi-sabi aesthetic, primarily utilizing hand-building techniques with occasional integration of thrown forms. Her inspiration is drawn from indigenous pottery and diverse cultures, with a preference for versatility in her work, ranging from cups to sculptures. She believes that art can be beneficial when tactility and function are incorporated.

As an individual, Siriporn fell in love with clay in 1999 while living in Las Vegas and has since become a member of the Auckland Studio Potters Society. She has studied under prominent potters from both New Zealand and internationally and received a Diploma in Arts and Design Ceramics from Otago Polytechnic in November 2019. She has also been involved in the ASP Committee as a trustee and social media manager, while pursuing an ASP Artist Residency. Currently, Siriporn spends her time preparing for exhibitions and teaching pottery workshops for the Auckland Council and privately.