It can be said that you see God in everything, feel him in everything. As your (human) eyes behold a beautiful sunset on a vast desert, that is Allah. When you hold a new-born baby in your arms and feel love towards it, and understanding of its vulnerability and your responsibility to protect and nurture it... that is Allah.
As the first verse says,
No vision can grasp Him
Your eyes are human eyes, in a living body. You have not yet passed on to the next world. With those eyes, you cannot ever directly see Allah. Unless you are to be the next prophet, your eyes will not see God directly.
but His Grasp is over all vision
That sunset? Was brought on by Allah. The new-born? Allah. Everything right in the world, is Allah's work. Everything wrong in it, also His. He gives us strife to teach and learn. Enemies to vanquish. Friends to favor. We see these things because it is Allah's will to show them to us.
This last bit ties in to your second verse.
Allah is all-Encompassing and all-Knowing
Everything in this world, and the next, is by Allah's will.
The question you have not asked: when will I get to see Allah, with mine own eyes?
When you have passed on to the next world, if your faith was true, your intentions honorable, and your deeds giving and needful.
