The object presents as a likely galaxy with an estimated effective radius suggesting it is relatively compact. Its morphology appears predominantly smooth, although there seems to be some interaction occurring, possibly with a companion galaxy or through an ongoing merger. The system appears to be in a transitional state, with a combination of smooth central regions and disturbed outer features. Light distribution suggests a general roundness to the main component, but potentially with some deviation from perfect symmetry indicating the presence of tidal forces or gravitational interactions. A secondary object of differing colour, possibly another galaxy, appears in close proximity. This is suggestive of an ongoing or recent interaction between the primary galaxy and its neighbor. There may be significant tidal disturbances impacting the structure. The galaxy displays color variations, possibly related to differences in stellar populations or dust distribution within the galaxy and interacting object.
