The galaxy presents as an interacting system, likely in the early stages of a merger. Two distinct galactic nuclei are visible. The larger of the two appears somewhat amorphous with a diffuse halo. It exhibits a yellowish core that suggests an older stellar population. The smaller nucleus is more compact with a similar yellowish core. The overall color suggests moderate star formation activity within both galaxies. There is evidence of tidal features suggesting gravitational interaction between the two galaxies is occurring. The system exhibits a disturbed morphology, indicating that a major disturbance to each galaxy's structure has occurred. The two galaxies are relatively close in proximity to each other.
