This galaxy appears to be a spiral type, viewed nearly edge-on. There is a prominent central bulge with a bright, almost rectangular core region exhibiting a distinct blue hue, indicative of active star formation or an active galactic nucleus. This blue core is surrounded by a bright yellow light, which is indicative of an older stellar population. The disk of the galaxy is faint, extending horizontally from the bulge and appearing relatively thin. There are distinct signs of disturbance or tidal features, possibly indicating an ongoing or recent merger event. The disk has a yellowish tinge. A faint tidal tail or stream extends outward from the disk on the left, further suggesting an interaction. The overall shape is not entirely smooth, showing irregularities along the edges of the disk and within the bulge itself.
