The galaxy presents as an interacting system, comprised of two distinct components. The larger component exhibits a diffuse, extended morphology, with a relatively smooth light distribution that lacks clear spiral arm structures. Its color is generally consistent with an older stellar population, appearing reddish-yellow. There are faint hints of disruption in its outer regions.

The second component is compact and displays a distinctly bluish color, suggesting a younger stellar population and ongoing star formation. There is an observed central concentration of bright blue light. The overall impression is one of a system undergoing tidal interactions and potentially merging. The system's overall shape is perturbed, and the components are connected by faint tidal features.
