Detroit, Michigan – The Detroit arts community is mourning the loss of Justin Alesna, a renowned performance artist. Alesna’s sudden passing has left those who knew him in shock and disbelief. The cause of his death has not been revealed, but his absence is deeply felt within the city’s cultural scene.
Justin Alesna’s journey began at the University of Detroit Jesuit, where he first nurtured his passion for the arts. He furthered his training at the Academy of Russian Classical Ballet under the guidance of Nikolai Morschakov, which helped him refine his skills.
Alesna continued his education at Wayne State University, learning from esteemed professors like Addison O’Day and Linda Simons. His career was marked by collaborations with various artists across the United States, contributing to projects such as “Cherophobia” and “ImmortalU.”
His work was showcased on prominent stages, including the Charles H. Wright Museum of African-American History and the Detroit Institute of Arts. Alesna’s performances also reached audiences at the New York City ElectroAcoustic Music Festival, highlighting his wide-ranging talent and influence.
The Detroit community and beyond will remember Justin Alesna for his remarkable contributions to the arts, his collaborative spirit, and the passion he brought to every performance.