The galaxy presents an asymmetric morphology. A bright, compact region is visible to the upper right, exhibiting a bluish hue. This region appears relatively smooth. Extending from this bright region is a more diffuse structure, also with a bluish cast, that is less concentrated, suggesting the presence of a disturbed or extended disk. There are suggestions of tidal features, as indicated by the asymmetry. This galaxy may be undergoing some form of interaction or disturbance. The presence of blue light indicates active star formation, especially within the brighter, compact region and the extended disk.
