The object presents as a pair of interacting galaxies. The larger galaxy is characterized by a relatively well-defined disk-like morphology with a bright, concentrated central bulge. The color gradient suggests ongoing star formation, with bluer hues concentrated in the disk and transitioning to redder colors toward the periphery. The second galaxy is more compact, similar to a smaller spheroidal object, though with a blue hue that is suggestive of the central core of the galaxy.

There appears to be gravitational interaction between the two galaxies, as the two galaxies have a bridge of slightly brighter light connecting the two objects, though this could be an artifact. Overall, the system appears to be undergoing some form of tidal interaction or minor disturbance.
