The galaxy presents as a disturbed system, potentially undergoing a merger or close interaction. There is one object with a high level of red-shifted color. The primary body displays a relatively smooth morphology, although with some indications of diffuse tidal features extending from one side. There is a second, smaller, distinct object in close proximity, exhibiting a yellower color, indicative of an older stellar population, that is linked to the object with a high level of red-shifted color by what appears to be a tidal bridge. Based on the red-shifted appearance, the system is actively forming stars within its disk. Overall, the galaxy appears to be in a transitional phase, possibly evolving from a disk-dominated system into a more spheroidal shape as a result of ongoing or recent gravitational interaction.
