This galaxy presents as a spiral type, observed at a redshift of approximately 0.14. The disk is seen at a moderate angle, not quite face-on, and exhibits well-defined spiral arms. These arms appear tightly wound around a prominent central bulge, with a moderate size relative to the disk. The central bulge appears yellowish, suggesting an older stellar population. The arms appear more bluish, indicating the presence of ongoing star formation regions. These regions are not exceptionally bright, suggesting a relatively low star formation rate. Faint features can be seen in the disk, with two dominant arms that are identifiable. There is no significant bar structure apparent in the galaxy's central region, though there appears to be a very faint bar. The overall structure exhibits no signs of major mergers. The diameter of the visible disk spans approximately 6.6 kpc.