The galaxy presents as an interacting system, composed of a larger, roughly spherical galaxy and a smaller, edge-on, disk-like galaxy. The larger galaxy exhibits a bright central region with a diffuse, extended halo. The coloration of the larger galaxy is predominantly blue-green, suggesting active star formation and a population of young, hot stars. The smaller, edge-on galaxy appears reddish-orange in color, indicating an older stellar population and a relative lack of recent star formation. There is evidence of tidal interaction between the two galaxies, evidenced by the disruption of their morphology.
