The galaxy presents an intermediate redshift. Its appearance suggests a possible ongoing merger event, with visible disturbances in its overall morphology. There are two dominant components, one with a seemingly smoother, more elliptical profile, and another with a more irregular and possibly disk-like structure. The color distribution indicates that the overall stellar population is comprised of older stars, but with the presence of some regions that likely have current star formation activity. There is evidence of a blue color suggesting ongoing or recent bursts of star formation, although these seem to be localized within the galaxy. The system exhibits some tidal features, indicating gravitational interactions and mass transfer between the interacting galaxies. These features appear as faint extensions or distortions of the main galactic bodies.
