This galaxy exhibits a complex morphology, appearing as a possible spiral or disk galaxy viewed at an inclined angle. A distinct central bulge is visible, displaying a smooth, concentrated structure with a bluish hue. The presence of arms or extensions are seen, displaying a reddish/orange colour, suggesting older stellar populations.

Evidence suggests the presence of tidal features or interactions with a companion, given the disturbed nature of the outer regions. The galaxy appears to be experiencing some level of star formation, indicated by its absolute magnitude, however is not extremely active. Based on the morphology, this galaxy could potentially be undergoing or have undergone a recent merger. Overall, the galaxy presents a transitional state, combining characteristics of both disk and elliptical galaxies.
