AC Carter is a musician, performance artist, and garment designer form Birmingham, AL. They create characters through music, internet profiles, outfits, video, and marketing. Their main protagonist is Klypi, a wanna-be pop star who performs music influenced by 80's synth pop and early 2000s industrial music. The other supporting roles in relation to Klypi are Lambda Celsius (Λ°C), the genderless fashion brand who acts as Klypi’s personal stylist, and Vixcine Martine, a PhD student currently attending UGA writing her thesis on Klypi.

As a musical performer, AC has opened for artists such as Molly Nilsson, John Maus, and Girlpool, and has performed at Big Ears Festival, Athens Popfest, and Secret Stages.

As a fashion designer, AC have made garments for Jennifer Vanilla for her performance at MoMA PS1, and for the band of Montreal for their music video "Plateau Phase-No Careerism No Corruption”.

Last, AC also curates and organizes Ad•verse Fest, a festival for solo and duo performers cross genre underscoring DIY experimental and electronic scenes in the South and across the continental US.

Through character making, AC investigates ideas about love, gender deviancy, and authenticity and challenges the idea that the individual is singular, rather than multiple in design. Identity is tied to the body both physically and virtually; it is a continuous site of construction and can be understood as both a building and a webpage.