Arte Yunque
ArteYUNQUE grew out of the aftermath of Hurricane Maria. When El Yunque, the only tropical rainforest in the US forest system, nearly closed after 2017, the Friends of El Yunque Foundation launched a program to use art as a way to bring people back and deepen Puerto Rico's relationship with the land.

Ingrid developed the brand identity, communications system, and printed materials for the program. The design challenge was specific: build an identity that feels rooted in the landscape without competing with the art it frames. It had to recede when the work was present, and hold its own everywhere else.

The type system pairs Concrette and Saans, both by Martin Vácha for Displaay Type Foundry. The logo sets Concrette at opposing weights, light and extra bold, creating a contrast that mirrors the formation of composite materials: structure and weight held together by curve and rhythm. Saans handles the secondary register, neutral and versatile enough to move between print and digital without losing coherence. The color palette was pulled directly from the installations, earthy tones drawn from the artwork itself, so the identity never flattened what the artists brought to the forest.

The program has grown from a lean first edition in 2023 to over 600,000 visitors across editions, with sustained support from the Mellon Foundation and Bloomberg Philanthropies.

Brand Identity & Communications: Ingrid Bonetti Veloz
Photos: Adriana Vázquez Acevedo
2024
Brand Identity
Environmental Design
Cultural Program
Print Systems






Ingrid Bonetti VelozBrand Systems Designer
ResumeInquiriesEmailLinkedin
IG



Available for select collaborations and full-time opportunities.©2026