The galaxy appears to be undergoing a major merger event. There are two distinct, luminous nuclei visible, suggesting the presence of two interacting galaxies. The northern nucleus exhibits a bluer hue, potentially indicating ongoing star formation. The southern nucleus shows a yellowish color, possibly from an older stellar population and dust obscuration. A faint tidal tail or bridge of material seems to connect the two galaxies, indicating gravitational interaction. The overall shape is highly irregular and disturbed, deviating significantly from a typical spiral or elliptical morphology. There is a substantial amount of diffuse light surrounding the central regions.
