With Dancing Teen Teen, the second part of her Dancing... trilogy created in 2012, Eun-Me Ahn continues her story tale of contemporary Korea and draws a touching portrait of her country's youth.  

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For this generation - hyperconnected, consumerist, fed with images and western stars and K-Pop idols music videos - the pression on their young shoulders is enormous. They represent the future of their family, of their country. Influenced by medias, it is hard for them finding their voice and express their opinion, their aspirations.

Eun-Me Ahn gives them a chance to speak up : "Do whatever you want! Impulsion is an energy, the wind of freedom that can take you where you've never been before."

In an extravagant whirlwind of bright colors, on a wild pace music, the eight overexcited dancers of Eun-Me Ahn play with K-Pop codes : blond bleached hairs, high-school uniforms, ultra-colored tracksuits, or sparkling skirts. They are joined on stage by ten young amateurs who express with mischief, sincerity and a touching ingenuousness their doubts and their dreams.

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