The galaxy presents as an apparent merger of two distinct components. One component is a relatively smooth, centrally concentrated spheroid with a yellowish-white hue. The second component appears more elliptical and elongated with a yellow tinge. There are signs of tidal interactions between the two galaxies, with faint extensions or distortions visible, possibly indicating ongoing gravitational disturbances. There is a very slight bluer tinge in the center, suggesting a small amount of star formation occurring. The morphology suggests a system undergoing a significant merger event that is disturbing its overall structure.
