Remember When – NART Magazine

Photography & Concept by Epic Phail

There’s a particular ache that lives inside memory — not pain, exactly, but a quiet warmth that lingers long after the moment has passed. Remember When is a visual meditation on that feeling. Through soft light, deliberate framing, and an intimate sense of presence, this series invites the viewer to step into something already gone — and somehow still alive.

Epic Phail’s work exists in the space between recollection and imagination. These images don’t shout; they whisper. They feel like fragments pulled from a personal archive — moments you’re not sure you were ever meant to see, but are grateful you did. There’s an emotional restraint here that gives the work its power, allowing sensuality to emerge naturally rather than performatively.

At the center of the series is Cassiopea Mediterranea, whose presence feels less like a subject and more like a memory itself. She moves through the frame with ease, embodying a softness that never slips into fragility. The body becomes a vessel for feeling — not posed for spectacle, but existing in quiet confidence, as if time has briefly folded in on itself.

Remember When isn’t about recreating the past. It’s about honoring how it felt. About the way intimacy once looked before it learned how to be watched. In a culture obsessed with immediacy and exposure, Epic Phail slows everything down — reminding us that some moments are most powerful when they remain just out of reach.