Last night I misstated about the EM field.
The light wave interacts with something that causes the collapse of the wave to a photon and the interaction of the photon creates a field, the EM field, that warps the local charge area for resonate particles.
The gluon is the partner of the photon and will basically work in the same way for the strong nuclear force.
In the Standard Model they basically call this field color; since they don't really understand it. They call it Chromodynamics and the energy of that field has 3 colors. That may mean there is 3 90 fields not two like in electro magnetic.
For those interested.
Good - not completely boring video.
A gluon has two color fields Red Green or Blue and an anticolor - antired antigreen or antiblue. The gluon does not have to have the same color and anti color. But a quark must be color neutral in one of the 3 colors both color and anticolor. The Proton must be color neutral having a balance of all 3 colors. Thus the color field seems to be both two and 3 dimensional field.
I think mathematically this Chromodynamics of the Standard Model fits nicely with a 6 axis system and would be much stronger than the 3 axis system we are familiar with.
Leave you (if any autists here) with don't get confused about the Standard Model using color - as it just a term they are using for a field (like an EM field) they don't understand that has 3 (or 6) axis instead of two as in the EM field.
One last thought before work
Standard Model is the study of the subatomic particles of the wave form of energy.
It is the study of the metal filings in the EM field to learn about the field
Chromodynamics of quarks and gluons.