The galaxy appears to be part of an interacting system, consisting of at least two distinct components. One component presents as a more diffuse, somewhat circular structure. It exhibits a relatively smooth texture across its visible area, with a slight concentration towards the center.

The second component is elongated, resembling a cigar shape. It is oriented with its long axis extended. There seems to be a faint tidal bridge or stream of material connecting the two components, suggesting gravitational interaction.

The overall color of the system indicates a population of older stars, with a faint blue hint, implying that the star formation rate is low, and the galaxy is possibly in the process of being quenched. There may be a very faint tidal tail, but that is hard to tell due to the resolution.
