The galaxy presents a complex morphology, appearing to be in a late-stage merger or strong interaction. A significant tidal tail or bridge of stellar material extends from the main body of the galaxy. One core of the galaxy is a dense concentration of light, while the second core is located at the other end of the tidal tail. Overall, the light is redshifted towards red and orange. This system exhibits a pronounced asymmetry. There is evidence of tidal disruption, indicating ongoing gravitational interactions influencing its structure.
