The galaxy presents as a diffuse, elliptical-like structure. It appears to be undergoing a significant interaction, possibly a merger event. There are two distinct, bright central condensations of light, suggesting either two galactic cores in the process of merging or a single core with significant tidal distortion. The overall color is yellowish, indicating an older stellar population. There are no spiral arms or disk-like structures visible, supporting its likely elliptical nature, however, significant morphological disturbance complicates this assessment. Faint streams or extensions of light appear to emanate from the main body, further suggesting gravitational interaction. The galaxy is relatively smooth with low star formation.
