The galaxy appears to be undergoing a major merger. The primary body exhibits a relatively smooth, elliptical-like structure, with a yellowish hue concentrated towards its core, suggesting an older stellar population. This elliptical-like component has a somewhat rounded morphology. A second, distinct component is visible to the right, appearing as a bright, blue-ish point source. This feature indicates ongoing star formation.

There is evidence of tidal distortion or interaction, with a faint suggestion of extended structure. A low-contrast artifact is also visible, which cannot be clearly identified as a merging element in the tidal field. The merging element is not in the nucleus of the galaxy, but rather lies on the periphery.
