NATALIE SEAGRIFF is an architect, musician, and curator of Luna, a monthly music and arts series in the Capital Region that explores the intersection of sound, space, and spirit. With a Bachelor of Architecture and minor in Studio Art from the University of Miami (2005) and a Master of Science in Construction Management from New York University (2008), Natalie brings a multidisciplinary approach that bridges design, performance, and healing. They have been a Registered Architect in New York since 2013 and in Colorado since 2022.
In addition to curating Luna, Natalie is a contributor to the Healing Gardens initiative through the Price Institute at Rutgers University—an ongoing project focused on transforming urban landscapes into spaces of restoration and community wellness. Their architectural practice is deeply informed by the same sensibility that guides their music and curation: a belief that the environments we create, whether physical or sonic, can nurture the soul and reconnect us to each other.
Through Luna and their broader creative practice, Natalie cultivates spaces where artistry and spirit converge—where sound becomes architecture, light becomes language, and gathering becomes a form of healing.
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