The galaxy presents a centrally concentrated, bright core, which suggests the presence of an actively star-forming region or an Active Galactic Nucleus (AGN). The overall shape is somewhat elliptical. A faint, diffuse halo surrounds the core, appearing primarily smooth with minimal discernible structure. There is a slight asymmetry or irregularity visible along its outer regions, possibly indicating minor gravitational interactions or recent accretion events. Patches of varying color, predominantly blue, are interspersed within the halo, suggesting localized areas of star formation. The presence of redder areas near the outer edges could represent older stellar populations or dust obscuration.
