The galaxy appears to be composed of two distinct components. The primary component exhibits a relatively smooth, concentrated morphology. Its color profile suggests a population of older stars, trending towards the red end of the spectrum, yet with a slight blue tint. The shape is somewhat irregular, but tending towards elliptical. There is also a secondary object in the galaxy. It displays a less concentrated, more diffuse appearance, with a more reddish color, and a slight indication of possible tidal disturbance. The distance between the two is rather small. These features potentially indicates a merging or interacting galactic system, where a larger galaxy interacts with a smaller one. There may be a third small component nearby, but it is not clear.
