The galaxy presents a disturbed morphology, suggesting a possible interaction or merger event. It displays an irregular shape, with a primary, relatively smooth component and an adjacent, elongated structure that exhibits a bluer color. The main body of the galaxy shows a concentration of light towards the center, indicating a possible central bulge or core. There appears to be an area of disturbance or possibly active star formation along the edge of the galaxy, as evidenced by the slightly more pronounced blue color in that area. This area seems to be interacting with a smaller, separate formation of stars that have a distinct blue appearance. The overall color of the main galaxy body is more yellow, suggesting an older stellar population, with a moderate amount of ongoing or recent star formation evidenced by blue tones in certain areas. The object is not perfectly smooth but shows some irregularity in its overall structure, indicating a potential interaction or disturbance. There is no clear spiral arm structure visible.
