This galaxy appears to be undergoing a significant interaction or merger. It exhibits a disturbed morphology, with a central region showing a brighter, concentrated area. There seems to be two distinct galactic cores or bright knots embedded within a common envelope of diffused light. The overall shape deviates considerably from a regular elliptical or spiral structure, implying gravitational disruption. There is a faint, almost tidal-like extension, potentially indicative of ongoing tidal stripping. The light across the galaxy appears somewhat blue, especially towards the outer regions, which may suggest on-going star formation.
