The galaxy presents as a relatively compact object with a moderately smooth appearance. A notable feature is the asymmetric distribution of light within the galaxy, with a bright, concentrated region on one side that appears to be roughly circular. This region exhibits a distinct blue-green hue. Extending away from this brighter area, there is a fainter, more diffuse component that appears elongated and bluer in color. There is a suggestion of disrupted structure, particularly on the outer edges of the galaxy, but overall the galaxy does not show clear signs of spiral arms. The overall color suggests ongoing star formation within the brighter and fainter areas.
