Not all galaxies need a cluster. Some just spin alone.

UGC 11397 sits 340 million light-years from Earth, quietly sculpting stars in deep space. No galactic neighbors. No nearby collisions. Just the graceful solitude of arms unfolding forever outward.

This is cosmic introversion. A spiral in its own rhythm.
Hang it if you're tired of explaining yourself.
Let your walls echo that silent, sacred rotation.