The galaxy appears to be undergoing a significant merger event. The core is centrally concentrated but shows a distorted morphology, indicative of gravitational interactions. Two distinct luminous regions are visible, suggesting the presence of two separate galactic nuclei in the process of coalescing. The overall color is bluish, hinting at active star formation within the system. The tidal features seem to be in a disturbed state, with no smooth and clearly defined spiral arm structure is observed. Based on the disrupted structure, a major merger event seems most likely.
