Sound recordings of a place, documents of a past situation, are picked up and experimentally reconstructed in collaboration with two artificial intelligences, Amber and Teal. A recording, in reference to its place of origin, becomes an acoustic hologram of musical, social, and architectural perception and idea. Reality, musical-meditative augmentation, and vision blur into a harmonious noise. The pieces become augmentations directly thematically related to their architecturally unique locations and work affirmatively and constructively with them. In seven ambient movements, it takes 45 minutes to traverse the urban, architectural space of Potsdamer Platz.

The starting point for all pieces are field recordings made last year. These are selected and edited in such a way that they belong together with their GPS location and its architectural atmosphere. Effects and artificial intelligences are the tools used to turn recordings into complete pieces. The AI Amber is used, which perceives different musical systems and structures in a recording and separates them into new tracks. The AI Teal analyzes recordings and reconstructs their musical notes. The pieces do not aim to function as "A" to "B" songs; rather, they are conceived as movements and atmospheric. The compositions are intended to encourage the sensory exploration of urban space and inspire constructive action.

The title "asic at visa" is derived from the two acronyms (a.s.i.c. / a.t.) and Visa. A.s.i.c. represents the art form of the soundwalk - "Augmented Spatial Composition," and A.T. stands for the two AIs, Amber and Teal. "Visa" represents vision and perception. The images and the cover are taken from Google Earth Studio, an interactive 3D map, similar to the concept of "cyberspace." Each image contains recognizable architectural features, such as parts of the Sony Center. "The brain doesn’t know the difference between imagination and reality. Augmentation is the transcending link between imagination and reality."