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Lesia Ukrainka was a Ukrainian writer, translator, and cultural activist, co-founder of the Pleiades literary circle and the Ukrainian Social Democracy group. In the modern Ukrainian tradition, she is among the most famous women of ancient and modern Ukraine.

She wrote in the genres of poetry, lyrics, epic, drama, prose, journalism, and developed the genre of the dramatic poem in Ukrainian literature. She worked in the field of folklore (she sang 220 folk melodies) and was actively involved in the processes of the Ukrainian women's movement and national revival.

Among her artistic heritage are the collections of poems "On the Wings of Songs" (1893), "Thoughts and Dreams" (1899), "Reviews" (1902), the poems "Ancient Fairy Tale" (1893), "One Word" (1903), drama-poems "Cassandra" (1901-1907), "In the Catacombs" (1905), "Forest Song" (1911), "The Fireplace Master" (1912), "Boyarynya" (1913).