The galaxy presents as a slightly inclined disk, viewed at an angle where the disk is not quite edge-on but close to it. A central bulge is barely discernible, appearing subtly brighter than the surrounding disk. There is evidence of some disturbance within the galaxy. There are suggestions of a merging event or tidal interaction occurring, resulting in minor disruptions to the disk's structure. The color of the galaxy appears predominantly blue, indicative of ongoing or recent star formation activity. The luminosity suggests it is a modest galaxy in terms of absolute magnitude. The size of the galaxy is moderate, neither exceptionally large nor small.
