Michael C Coldwell is a multimodal artist and media researcher. He works as a lecturer in phototgraphy at the University of Leeds, and has published, exhibited and released work under several different names, such as Dr. Michael Schofield, Conflux Coldwell and CC. He is also a founding member of the Urban Exploration collective (UE) and Crooked Acres Records. He is known for his practice research in hauntology, memory, and the changing nature of the image. He is also a critically acclaimed musician and award-winning filmmaker. His work often pushes at the boundaries of what we consider to be photography in the 21st century, and it explores how new technologies and practices are haunted by what came before.

This page features miscellaneous, older and archived projects. This includes research into the philosophy of time, practices of rephotography, the representation of changing cities, abandoned and liminal spaces, and various investigations of mediated memory and media spectrality. Here, you can also find a link to The Remote Viewer, the primary output of his practice-led PhD in photography, from the University of Leeds (2018).