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Clashes of productive frenetic rhythms are what generate contemporary cities' incapacity to foster encounters.

Their naturally schizophrenic and non-productive souls are denied by an hyper functional time that compels their imaginative energy covered by a still dynamism.

In times of obsessing global competition, we are bound to reconsider otium as a generative peculiarity of our Mediterranean character.

We argue that it's time for refounding our cities beyond the impulse of sterile productivity.

We affirm that wasted time is indeed plentiful and constructive when shared.

With the WTM we invite people to leave their functional constraint in order to embrace the communal idle dimension, endowing their time for a reciprocal plentiful void.