The galaxy appears to be undergoing a merger, or at least exhibiting significant tidal interactions with a smaller companion. The primary galaxy displays a generally elliptical morphology, though the interaction may be distorting this. There is a bright, concentrated central region likely associated with the galactic nucleus. The color distribution suggests older stellar populations, with a yellowish-red hue dominating the primary galaxy's body. There is a blue-er region towards the left side of the galaxy.

The companion galaxy is smaller and more compact, with a similar yellowish-red color. A faint bridge or stream of material appears to connect the two galaxies, further indicating tidal interaction. The overall structure of the system is disturbed, with a lack of defined spiral arms or a smooth disk, consistent with a late-stage merger or strong gravitational disturbance. There is some sign of dust in the center of the main galaxy.
