The galaxy appears to be a merging system or a galaxy undergoing a significant tidal interaction. Two primary components are visible: a larger, more diffuse central body and a smaller, brighter component to the southeast. The central body exhibits a generally smooth morphology. The brighter, southeastern component shows evidence of possible active star formation, as suggested by its relatively blue color compared to the rest of the galaxy. There is a slight extension visible between the two components, potentially a tidal bridge indicative of gravitational interaction. The overall shape is irregular, deviating from a typical elliptical or spiral structure.
