Adelaide to Sydney, upgraded to business class due to length of leg, and three seats to myself, the opportune westerly blowing us out into the ocean to turn and come at the city, sea cliffs, Bondi, Coogee, looking north to the centre and Newtown. I spent the day with Victoria walking around the harbour at dusk and later Roland, both whom I haven't seen for years, and not spent time with since Vevey… Breakfast in Newtown with someone I'm very glad I got out of bed early to see. I'm writing this at midnight, oh yes jetlag and soon to sleep ...

Packed. Waiting for the shipping company. Everything I have, in storage for most of four years, and now to return. Books and books and books and… miscellanea. Back to living in a suitcase, for how long… … I hope before winter I'll have settled somewhere. I have this strange compulsion that has overtaken me. I bought a ticket to Berlin and decided to live there, see what the dance is, see what the life might be like. Will it suit me? Will I feel something like home? Will I be able to stay? So tomorrow, I fly to Sydney to see a beautiful friend ...

The bubble-quote of my traipsing through a park in Sydney, the endless, vertiginous blackness crisp with infinitesimal points, and there knowing the universe itself is enough, I didn't elaborate on the minutes prior. Why was I walking through University of Sydney at night, alone? Why was I doing even in Sydney? And why is this memory so often recalled. In this moment, looking up at the vast emptiness somewhere we are in, I knew absolutely there is no god. I didn't want to bring atheism so forthrightly into any discussion about my residency or monadologie, for many perhaps not so justifiable reasons ...

Some of my favourite and also most inspiring bloggers, writers, wonderful computer and internet people are all in Budapest for the Global Voices Summit. In no particular order, Ethan Zuckerman, Rebecca Mackinnon, John Kennedy (alway Feng37 to me), Isaac Mao, Oiwan Lam and so many more, all of whom have had a profound effect on me in how I use the internet and computers, how I read blogs, and most importantly, how I think about and live in the world. There is no other single website and group of people who have so profoundly shaped ...

Only this to say, about time. Emile is blogging at eurodisney.biz emile zile - eurodisney.biz ...

Last year at Downtown, 42a was the most memorable show for me in Adelaide. Then Alison got Triennial funding and 42a is on next week at the Experimental Art Foundation. mmm… dance installation, small things, vibrating things, etc… hello friends and lovers, hope you can make it to 42a the show im directing and performing in along with annemarie kohn, kel mocilnik, adam synnott, alisdair macindoe, rachel fenwick, veronica shum and carlie angel. other possible friends who are involved are sol ulbrich, damo jones, michelle delaney and ade suharto. we open this thurs 26th june AND perform live in the space ...