The galaxy appears to be an interacting system, possibly in the late stages of a merger. Morphologically, it presents as a disturbed structure, lacking a clear, defined spiral or elliptical shape. The primary body of the galaxy exhibits a somewhat elongated shape. Bright, possibly newly formed, star clusters are visible within the galaxy, particularly in the central regions. There is an asymmetrical tail of light extending from the main body of the galaxy, suggesting tidal interactions. The galaxy has a reddish color gradient. The colors suggest an intermediate redshift galaxy, where significant star formation has ceased, or is heavily obscured by dust.
