The galaxy appears to be in the late stages of a major merger event. Two distinct nuclei are visible, one appearing slightly larger and more diffuse than the other. Tidal features are prominent, suggesting significant gravitational interaction and disruption. The overall color is relatively yellow, indicating a stellar population that is primarily older, with reduced ongoing star formation. The galaxy's morphology is neither purely elliptical nor spiral, but rather a disturbed, irregular shape due to the merger. There is evidence of some blue light, indicating some star formation activity is still ongoing in the system. The overall light is concentrated in the merging center with a diffuse glow surrounding it. 
