The galaxy appears to be undergoing a significant interaction or merger event. The main body of the galaxy exhibits a relatively smooth, elliptical morphology, with a concentrated central bulge. The dominant color of this central region is yellowish-orange.

A distinct, blueish feature is observed extending from one side of the primary galactic body. This feature is less defined and appears to be an irregular arm or tidal tail resulting from gravitational interactions. The blue color suggests ongoing star formation within this region. The galaxy does not exhibit a well-defined disk structure.

The morphology suggests a possible merger event, where two galaxies are in the process of coalescing. The relatively smooth appearance of the main body may indicate a more evolved stage of the interaction, while the disturbed arm suggests recent or ongoing tidal forces.
