The galaxy presents a somewhat elongated, cigar-shaped morphology. A central concentration of light, yellowish-white in color, dominates the core region. This suggests an older stellar population and possibly a supermassive black hole actively feeding on material. Fainter, bluer extensions are visible at what appear to be the ends of the major axis, indicating regions of ongoing star formation. The overall structure appears disturbed, with some asymmetry evident in the distribution of the bluer star-forming regions. This could be indicative of a past or ongoing minor interaction with a smaller galaxy, or perhaps internal dynamic processes disrupting the regularity of the galactic structure. The galaxy has an apparent smooth structure with some features. Some distortion is present suggesting minor tidal disturbance.
