The galaxy presents as a dual system, possibly a merger or close interaction. The primary galaxy exhibits a concentrated, somewhat smooth core region. There is a noticeable disurbance, with a distorted morphology suggesting gravitational interaction. Emanating from the central core are irregular structures hinting at tidal tails or disrupted spiral arms. The color profile shifts from a redder halo region transitioning into a bluer, potentially active star-forming nucleus. The secondary galaxy appears less defined, with a smoother, yellowish-white color profile. It is less compact than the primary, with a more diffuse halo. There is a connecting bridge or stream of faint material spanning between both galaxies. This feature appears distorted, indicative of ongoing gravitational exchange. Overall, the system exhibits characteristics of a dynamic interaction, with evidence of tidal forces significantly shaping the galactic structures.
