The galaxy presents a complex morphological structure, appearing as an interacting system. Two primary components are visible, each exhibiting a roughly elliptical shape. The larger of the two has a smoother texture and a concentrated central bulge, indicating a potentially older stellar population with reduced star formation. The second component is smaller and also shows a bright, concentrated core. A faint bridge of material appears to connect the two components, suggestive of tidal interactions and gravitational disturbances between them. The overall color of the galaxy is reddish-yellow, indicative of a population dominated by evolved stars. There are some minor asymmetrical features around the fainter component, which could be signs of distortions due to the interaction. There appears to be some tidal debris surrounding the galaxy, but it is not very distinct.
