Over four years, Taiwan HIVStory Association has twice held exhibitions and theater performances about Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) in national venues. Through the medium of arts, HIVStory has blurred boundaries and rifts, scrutinized the stigma left by the pandemic of the virus, examined the variety of issues faced by HIV carriers of different regions, sexualities and cultural legacies. In 2023, having presented Rx: still life – a theater project converted from dozens of stories told by HIV carriers, HIVStory decided to implement its annual art initiation project with a gesture closer to the community, hoping to create more possibilities for storytellers to complete narratives on their own. HIVStory has held a series of creative, empowering and experimental events engaged with story-writing, ballroom culture and body moves, holistic painting, and women weaving. Targeting at HIV+ and LGBTQ+ community members, these inspiring empowerment experiments helped participants to embark on their journeys of inner conversation. Titled after the mentioned experimental project – POZ Movement, this exhibition centers around the narratives of body and mind created by several empowerment participants from HIV+ community, along with their families and friends, the art mentors and the three inside observers. Their original creative projects will be presented in NOW Space & NOW Room (Taipei), taking the form of video, painting, collaborative writing, sculpture, poetry, photography, sound installation, fabric, physical performance, speak-up party, and forum, to roar out their will to live as well to commemorate their stride forward.