Launched in 2014, Videre Licet (Latin for "to be able to see") is a collection of sculptural design works by artist and designer Daniele Albright. Based in Los Angeles, Videre Licet intersects practices of art and design, embodying "conceptual glamour" and bridging a wide range of California references from minimalist sculpture to Hollywood glamour to '70s experimentalism. Designed using contemporary technologies but crafted entirely by hand, the collection includes functional pieces as well as sculptural works produced in limited editions. 

The New York Times has called the collection "daring, glamorous and a touch tongue-in-cheek" while the Wall Street Journal says it "exemplifies the push-me-pull-you tension between minimalism and materiality that defines luxury design."

Daniele Albright was born and raised in Los Angeles. She received a BFA in Sculpture from Parsons School of Design in NYC and has three master’s degrees, including an MFA from CalArts, an MA (Visual Studies) from UC Irvine and an MA (Comparative Literature/Critical Theory), also from UC Irvine. In addition to her art and design work and time spent teaching in academia, she spent several years as a photographer for various publications, including the bestselling Gypset series of books for Assouline. An active environmentalist, she purchased forest land during the Covid pandemic and has become deeply engaged in forest ecosystems and habitat restoration.