Margaret Stutt is a boundary-defiant and multi-faceted musician employing monikers ZETI and Pezzettino, performing on accordion, piano, synthesizer, field recording and voice. They present interdisciplinary collective emotional processing and truth telling, exploration of nonduality, authenticity and openness to possibility. They are primarily interested in exploring elemental simplicity, presenting simultaneously the interconnected relative and universal forms. 

As a queer artist living with an ADA-Disability, Stutt’s creative work aims to serve individuals who are seeking expansion and overcoming challenges–fostering illumination, resilience, solidarity, hope, empowerment and liberation from limiting factors–be they external or internal. As a lay ordained Soto Zen practitioner, live performances are motivated primarily as an offering of collective experience of connection, sensation awareness, emotional process and energy-moving as opposed to being performer-validation centered.