The galaxy presents as a binary system, with two distinct components. The larger component appears elliptical in shape, elongated with a cigar-like morphology. Its light is yellowish to orange in color, indicative of an older stellar population. It has a smooth texture.

The smaller component is more compact and roughly spherical. It is a distinct bluish color, suggestive of ongoing star formation within a younger stellar population.

There is no prominent spiral structure visible in either component. There are also no signs of significant tidal disturbances, such as tails or bridges, suggesting any interaction is likely past its peak, or these are two galaxies on a path to eventual interaction.
