The galaxy presents as a moderately luminous object, redshifted to a distance where its apparent size is small. The morphology suggests a system with two distinct luminous components. The primary component appears relatively smooth and ellipsoidal. The secondary component is also compact and luminous, exhibiting a similar color profile as the primary component. A faint bridge of material may connect these two components, though it's difficult to ascertain if the two objects are truly gravitationally bound or merely a chance alignment. Overall, it is a merging system with clear signs of a significant interaction occurring between the two components.
