The galaxy presents a somewhat amorphous morphology, with a noticeable lack of a central bulge or a well-defined spiral structure. The overall color is a nuanced gradient, shifting from warmer reddish tones to cooler bluish regions, indicative of varying stellar populations or dust obscuration.

The galaxy displays prominent features suggestive of ongoing or recent interactions. Patches of star formation are visible. Notably, the distribution of light is irregular, with hints of tidal tails or distorted arms extending outward. These features imply gravitational interaction with another galaxy. There's a possibility of a minor merger or gravitational disturbance, where smaller companions have influenced the galactic structure. Areas of nebulosity or dust lanes are also observed, which further complicates the galaxy's form, especially in the outer regions.
