The galaxy presents as a disturbed spiral structure, potentially undergoing a merger event. A large degree of tidal disruption is apparent. There is a dominant central body exhibiting a yellowish hue. Diffuse spiral arms extend from this central region, their morphology distorted and lacking clear definition. Two distinct cores are visible within the galaxy, the second likely due to the merger event. The color gradient suggests a mixture of stellar populations, with some regions showing bluer tints that may indicate ongoing or recent star formation activity. The overall shape is highly irregular and indicates a dynamic, gravitationally interacting system. The arms exhibit a loose winding pattern with prominent distortion. The overall color indices suggest a relatively massive galaxy undergoing significant star formation. The visual distortion dominates the galaxy's appearance, obscuring any clearly defined structure. The tidal features observed imply a significant gravitational interaction influencing its morphology.
