The galaxy presents as a system undergoing a significant merger event. Two distinct nuclei are observed, with the larger nucleus displaying a more concentrated, brighter core. There is a suggestion of tidal interactions in the diffuse outer regions, with faint extensions indicating disturbances in the gravitational field. The overall color is predominantly yellowish, indicating an older stellar population. This does not rule out some star formation but the yellow color suggests a dominant population of evolved stars. The morphology suggests a late-stage merger, characterized by extensive tidal features. 
