The galaxy exhibits a morphology that suggests it is undergoing a significant interaction or merger event. A dominant, somewhat amorphous central structure is observed, displaying a smooth, yellowish hue. Extending outwards from this core, there are fainter, more diffuse structures. These appear disrupted and asymmetrical. The galaxy's light distribution is relatively concentrated, but with irregular extensions that indicate tidal features. Patches of reddish light suggest areas of either dust obscuration or perhaps ongoing star formation, particularly in the regions interacting with the extended features. Overall, the galaxy presents an appearance of a system far from equilibrium, characterized by tidal disturbances indicative of a complex gravitational environment and ongoing dynamic processes.
