The galaxy presents with a somewhat irregular morphology, appearing as a diffuse, elongated structure. There is a smooth appearance to the main body of the galaxy, though some internal features are discernible. Two prominent, comparatively bright and compact regions are centrally located, possibly indicating a double nucleus or intense star formation. Faint tidal features might be present, suggested by a slight distortion of the galaxy’s overall shape and a tenuous extension extending away from the central region, suggesting possible past interaction or ongoing minor disturbances. The galaxy's color is predominantly a slightly reddish hue, although there are hints of bluer regions, possibly indicating some ongoing star formation. The galaxy exhibits a deviation from a perfectly round shape, presenting a more elongated, cigar-like appearance. Overall, the galaxy seems to have undergone some level of past merger activity or interactions, leading to its current disturbed morphology and possible ongoing star formation.
