The galaxy presents as a complex system, likely undergoing a merger or tidal interaction. Two distinct components are apparent, one is more diffused, a yellowish white in colour, and the other is compact, a brilliant blue colour. The more diffused component may be a larger galaxy that is being disturbed by the smaller, more compact component. There are hints of asymmetry and distortion in the structure, possibly due to gravitational interactions. The tidal interaction component, while bright, appears to be relatively smooth, possibly indicating a later stage in the interaction process where sharper features have begun to dissipate. The bluish-white component indicates active star formation within the galaxy. It shows a more circular nature, although at this resolution it is difficult to make an assessment of any structures within the galaxy such as spiral arms. The galaxy presents a small angular size. Overall, this appears to be a system that is neither a perfectly smooth elliptical nor a well-defined spiral, but shows evidence of dynamic interaction and possibly a resulting irregular morphology.
