This galaxy exhibits a distinct irregular morphology, indicative of ongoing gravitational interactions. There is a general disklike structure, though significantly distorted. The galaxy appears to be undergoing a major merging event, as evidenced by the pronounced tidal features extending outwards from the main body. A prominent and likely actively forming star cluster is positioned towards the center of the galaxy, possibly formed by the tidal interactions, along with other smaller bright points distributed throughout the galaxy. There does not appear to be a very pronounced central bulge. Overall, the light is quite blue suggesting star formation is active, and the ongoing merger might be triggering this.
