The galaxy presents as a single, somewhat amorphous object, although there appears to be two possible centers of luminosity. One is located in the upper left, and it is more yellow in appearance, while the other is located in the bottom right and appears more white. This galaxy exhibits a relatively smooth morphology overall, with a slight suggestion of a disk-like structure, though lacking well-defined spiral arms. A significant portion of the galaxy appears to be undergoing a major disturbance and possible merger, likely between two distinct galaxies. The galaxy is observed to be relatively compact, with an estimated effective radius indicating a moderate size. The overall color suggests moderate star formation activity. It shows a notable brightness in the g, r, and z bands, indicating a significant stellar population. The visual characteristics suggest a galaxy with a substantial mass.
