The galaxy appears to be undergoing a merger or a significant interaction with at least one other galaxy. The primary galactic body presents a somewhat disrupted morphology, with a core of concentrated light. A second concentration of light, likely another galaxy in the process of merging, is visible to the left of the primary galaxy. A tidal tail or bridge of stellar material is observed extending from the main body, indicating gravitational interaction. There is a significant amount of amorphous light surrounding all visible components, suggesting past or ongoing tidal stripping. The system shows indications of ongoing star formation activity, with several regions appearing bluer in colour, scattered throughout the disturbed morphology. Overall, the galaxy appears to be a dynamic system in a state of flux due to its interaction.
