The galaxy presents as a merging or interacting system. There are two prominent structures: a more compact, yellow colored object, and a larger, slightly elongated, smoother component that exhibits a bluer hue. The brighter object shows a more diffuse appearance, potentially indicative of tidal interactions.

The yellow object might be experiencing an older stellar population, indicated by its color. Star formation rates appear to be suppressed in this system overall, with the bluer component potentially exhibiting a slightly higher, but still low level. The size of the galaxy system is relatively small. The overall morphology suggests a system undergoing significant gravitational interaction, potentially leading to a future merger.
