The galaxy presents as a system of interacting galaxies. The primary constituent appears to be a lenticular or elliptical galaxy, exhibiting a smooth, largely featureless morphology with a slightly elongated shape. Its light profile suggests an older stellar population, indicated by its yellowish hue.

A second, smaller component is visible, displaying a disk-like structure, although its features are not well-resolved. This galaxy has a bluer colour, suggesting the presence of younger, hotter stars and ongoing star formation. This component appears to be undergoing tidal distortion, indicating gravitational interaction with the larger elliptical galaxy.

There is a blue, point-like source closely associated with this galaxy system, and based on its colour, it could be either a star-forming region or a background object not associated with either galaxy, however I don't think that is the case.

There is evidence of a faint tidal bridge between the interacting galaxies. The tidal bridge has some red-shifting, and it is indicative of the strong gravitational interaction occurring between the two galaxies. There is a likely merger event either ongoing or having recently occurred within the last few hundred million years.
