This document inquires about the Graphic Designer social responsibility in the Visual Identity field beyond the commercial impact identifiers in the consumer society may have. It is based on a conceptual framework comprised of some current studies of Corporate Image and Branding; it defines contemporaneity as context and from there it resumes the concept of identity and assumes, from a political more than an ideological position, the designer’s social and ethical responsibility. With this framework, and a methodological approach from the Percian semiotic that is based on some referents located on the philosophy of language and on sociology, the configuration and design of new symbols of social actors departing conceptually from understandings that allow the generation of meaningful contributions for making visible complex social problems is proposed.