The galaxy appears to be undergoing a significant interaction or merger. Distinct, bright knots of star formation are visible in bluish hues, suggesting recent or ongoing starburst activity. These knots are not symmetrically distributed and do not appear to conform to a spiral arm structure. There is an extended, fainter component of the galaxy surrounding the bright knots, with a more yellowish color, potentially indicating an older stellar population. The overall morphology is irregular and disturbed, hinting at gravitational influence from another galaxy. There is a subtle elongated tidal feature extending, which may be the result of tidal forces during the merger event.
