The target galaxy presents as a compact object, approximately 5 arcseconds in effective radius. The object exhibits a morphology characterized by features indicative of a late-stage merger event. Evident tidal features and asymmetries are present within its overall structure.

The color profile indicates a relatively red object in the G and R bands. The galaxy appears to exhibit significant structural disturbance, including visible distortions in what might have been a disk component and indications of a tidal tail or other debris extending outwards. There is evidence of a distinct galactic nucleus surrounded by a disk.

Overall, the observations suggest that this is a galaxy currently undergoing a major merger event, with significant disruption to its morphology and potential for significant star formation activity. Further spectroscopic analysis is recommended to understand the extent of the tidal features and to determine redshift measurements.
