As grandson of the French Ambassador Extraordinary to Morocco,
Elyahou Lallouz was born in Casablanca, the youngest of four
children, to a family of nobility. At the age of two, the young Lallouz
traveled aboard the Queen Frederika, setting sail for North America
with his parents and siblings. Throughout his youth, Lallouz
displayed remarkable characteristics of artistic abundance,
immediately separating him from a fate of mediocrity, only to
reveal the genius he possessed.

Lallouz went on to attend the prestigious McGill University in the
pursuit to study Theater, Cinema and the Arts -- a mode of
appeasement for the artistry which consumed his inner being.
It was not until the age of thirty, that Lallouz would meet,
R.L. Sternberg, his counterpart and soul mate. The couple would
go on to marry the following year, professing their love for all to see
in an extravagant royal wedding ceremony and reception. The new bride, with lineage dating
back to the 13th century Counts of Sternberg, would go on to bear four children with her
artist-husband.

A power couple, the Lallouzes traveled the globe, visiting and living in several European
countries, the Middle East and South Pacific, where they worked on humanitarian
documentary assignments, theatrical events and freelance artistic endeavors. In 1994,
Lallouz’s father, Abner, a French couturier and entrepreneur took ill -- Lallouz was by his
side when he died. Hard hit with the great loss of a regal patriarch, Lallouz returned to his