Lionel Saint-Éloi, this prominent figure in multidisciplinary art in Carrefour-Feuilles, became unwell from the day he left his home, his working studio, his world populated by his children and grandchildren, all artists living on Impasse Saint-Éloi, a public road – just a stone's throw from the Saïeh power production station – named after him. Duckens Saint-Eloi (Zikiki) from the Yizra'el group reported to the newspaper with a heavy heart that his father's feet are swollen. At the moment he provided this information, he mentioned that the patient was taken to the hospital this Tuesday morning.

Zikiki, a drummer, singer, and educator, like all the children of this patriarch, possesses artistic talent. He recounts that Saint-Éloi had no intention of leaving his small world. Although silence and solitude have become a luxury as precious as gold for a creator in this vulnerable neighborhood, the teacher, who imparted his knowledge to an entire generation of disciples, wanted to remain in that space filled with so many memories crystallized in works of art.