The galaxy presents a disturbed morphology, suggestive of an ongoing or recent merger event. It does not have a well-defined or smooth structure. The central region exhibits a more concentrated area of light, although it is difficult to discern a distinct bulge component. The overall color is predominantly blue, with some hints of redder regions, particularly towards the outer areas. There is a noticeable lack of spiral arm structure. The light distribution is irregular, showing significant deviations from elliptical isophotes. Patches of brighter knots are visible throughout, potentially indicative of star-forming regions triggered by the interaction. There is a prominent tidal tail extending outwards, further supporting the classification of a merging or interacting system. Overall, the galaxy's appearance is highly complex and dynamically active.
