The galaxy presents as a pair of gravitationally interacting objects. The brighter, more centrally condensed object exhibits a smooth morphology, appearing largely featureless with a slightly elongated, cigar-like shape. Its color is predominantly yellow-orange, suggestive of an older stellar population. The second object, located nearby, is slightly less luminous and appears less defined. Its morphology hints at possible tidal disturbances or distortions, perhaps a result of the gravitational interaction with the larger galaxy. It also shows a yellow-orange color, indicating a similar stellar population. Overall, the system indicates a possible merging event, or close interaction, between two galaxies, with the larger galaxy appearing to be a relatively evolved system and the smaller one exhibiting signs of disruption.
