To create it, three people living with HIV donated blood for the project. Romeyko described them as "incredible individuals" with diverse backgrounds, and they tell their stories in the magazine.

The Philippine edition of the HIV positive poster was made with the blood of Faustine Luell Angeles, Jr, founder of Pedal for HIV. Angeles, 28, has been living with HIV for more than 4 years now.

Art and HIV: This powerful public poster series is challenging how we look at the virus. With some 22,500 pieces so far, the PosterVirus project is hitting the streets for its fourth cycle in the ...