This galaxy presents an irregular morphology, appearing to be undergoing a significant interaction or merger event. Two primary nuclei are discernible. The object to the west exhibits a bright, intensely blue-shifted core, suggesting a concentrated region of active star formation and/or an active galactic nucleus. The object to the east displays a more diffuse, slightly redder core, potentially indicating an older stellar population or the presence of significant dust obscuration. 

A faint tidal tail or bridge appears to connect the two objects, indicative of gravitational interaction. The overall light distribution is asymmetric, with no clear spiral arm structure visible. Patches of blue color are scattered throughout the galaxy, signifying localized star formation regions. The overall structure is disturbed, lacking any discernible symmetry.
