The galaxy presents as a system with multiple components. The primary galaxy exhibits a relatively smooth morphology with what appears to be a bright central core. It's overall shape seems to be in between round and elongated. There are two other objects nearby that are likely gravitationally interacting with this galaxy. One to the upper-left of the primary galaxy, which presents a more diffuse, perhaps tidal-like or irregular structure. Another galaxy is positioned further from the primary galaxy with an elongated morphology. Overall, the system indicates potential ongoing gravitational interactions and possibly a merger event in progress, leading to disturbed morphologies. The color profile suggests an older stellar population, particularly in the core of the primary galaxy, with possible younger stars in other surrounding galaxies. Star formation appears to be relatively low at the current epoch.
