Colour is rarely neutral. It arrives with feeling — the indigo of a Russian winter night, the turmeric warmth of a goddess rendered in devotion, the peridot cool of a Norwegian mountain passage. Fields of Hue is a collection built around colour as emotional register: works where the dominant hue does as much as the image itself. Each print is named for its colour first, a deliberate choice that invites you to encounter the feeling before the subject. Drawn from across traditions and centuries, these works are gathered by the same instinct — that a room is changed by the colour it holds on the wall.