The galaxy appears to be undergoing a significant merger event. There are two primary concentrations of light, suggesting two galactic nuclei in the process of merging. A tidal tail or bridge of stellar material extends from these two sources. This suggests strong gravitational interactions and disruption. One of the nuclei appears more diffuse and possibly more actively star-forming. The other, a redder color, is more concentrated. The overall shape of the system is irregular and disturbed, indicative of the ongoing merger. There's an asymmetry in the distribution of light, likely caused by uneven stripping and redistribution of stars and gas between the merging galaxies. Based on its color and morphology, this could be described as an interacting system, possibly two spiral galaxies in the late stages of merging.
