The galaxy appears as a single, relatively bright object with a slightly elongated morphology. There is evidence of a potential tidal interaction or ongoing merger event. The galaxy is comprised of two distinct, bright components. The larger component displays a smoother, more diffuse light distribution and appears to be more massive than the smaller component. The smaller component has a slightly more compact appearance. The color of the larger component shows a reddish hue, suggestive of an older stellar population. The smaller component is more of a blue color, suggesting ongoing star formation. The general color index indicates a moderate redshift. The disturbed morphology of the system suggests significant gravitational interaction.
