A True Yunatic
Some artists don’t just create stories – they craft journeys filled with wonder, introspection and the endless search for meaning. Cosey (Bernard Cosendai) is more than a comic artist; he is a visual storyteller whose gentle lines and poetic narratives guide us through landscapes of self-discovery and humanity.
With his captivating illustrations, profound storytelling and deep exploration of human emotions, Cosey approaches comics not just as entertainment but as a reflective quest into life’s deeper truths. He encourages us to pause, reflect and rediscover ourselves through his timeless and contemplative stories.
“Every story is an inner journey.” – Cosey
The Inner Child
Cosey’s inner wanderer is curious, thoughtful and profoundly observant. Driven by a fascination with travel, spirituality and human relationships, he transforms experiences and encounters into moving, heartfelt tales. His work always retains that childlike curiosity, meditative depth and genuine warmth toward humanity.
Tribbles
Cosey’s tribbles became beloved narrative journeys:
- Jonathan – An adventurous exploration of self-discovery, spirituality and friendship set against the breathtaking landscapes of the Himalayas.
- A la recherche de Peter Pan – A poetic meditation on identity, dreams and the eternal quest for meaning amidst the serene beauty of the Swiss Alps.
- Une Maison de Frank Lloyd Wright – An introspective tale blending architecture, mystery and profound human connections.
Connected with the Yuniverse
Cosey doesn’t separate narrative from emotion – he weaves them gently together. His universe isn’t about escapism but meaningful connection, inviting readers to travel inward as much as outward. He creates art that quietly illuminates the beauty, complexity and tenderness of human experience.
Spiritual
Cosey’s spirituality is rooted deeply in human introspection and natural beauty. He reminds us spirituality isn’t only about seeking answers – it’s embracing questions, quiet reflection and genuine connection with oneself and the world around us.
Bernard Cosendai (Cosey) reminds us that true storytelling emerges when curiosity, reflection and compassion unite, gently guiding us toward a richer understanding of ourselves and others.