The galaxy presents a moderately compact structure, approximately round in overall shape. The light is not uniformly distributed; there is a brighter, concentrated core region. Emanating from this core are fainter, diffuse extensions that give the object an overall "fuzzy" appearance.

The galaxy displays complex features, including what appears to be a possible edge-on disk or ring-like structure, oriented roughly horizontally across the galactic core. This feature exhibits a distinct color gradient, appearing bluish at its edges and more reddish towards the center, suggesting varying stellar populations or dust obscuration. There also appears to be a slight asymmetry in the overall distribution of light, hinting at possible tidal interactions or recent mergers. The color profile suggests the presence of both older stellar populations in the central regions and younger, bluer stars potentially associated with ongoing star formation in the disk/ring feature.
