The galaxy presents as a merging system, characterized by two distinct, luminous cores. These cores appear relatively smooth and spheroidal in morphology. A faint, diffuse envelope of light surrounds the two central components, suggesting tidal interactions and the ongoing disruption of galactic structures. The colors observed are primarily reddish-yellow. The system exhibits a relatively compact size, with the two components closely situated. There are apparent tidal distortions as well, suggesting that a merger is occurring. 
