The galaxy exhibits a complex morphology, showing signs of significant disturbance. The overall structure appears amorphous, lacking a clear central bulge or well-defined spiral arms. There is evidence of tidal features, possibly in the form of faint extensions or distortions in the surrounding halo. The color distribution is uneven, with redder regions possibly indicative of dust lanes or areas of older stellar populations, and bluer patches suggesting recent star formation. The galaxy's surface brightness is relatively low, suggesting a high level of obscuration or a lack of intense ongoing star formation throughout much of the galaxy. Features that could be interpreted as a tidal tail are more prominent in the north section of the galaxy.
