The galaxy presents as a merging system, showing significant interaction between two primary components. One component appears to be more diffuse and contains a yellowish hue, while the other presents as a more condensed orange core. The overall shape of the system is disturbed, lacking clear spiral arms or an elliptical structure. There is some indication of tidal tails or streams emanating from the interacting galaxies, although they are not sharply defined. The color indices suggest a range of stellar populations, with the yellow component potentially hosting older stars or dust obscuration, while the orange core likely represents active star formation or a concentration of red giant stars. The overall appearance points to a dynamic system undergoing a major merger event.
