The galaxy presents as a relatively compact structure with a slightly elliptical morphology. The color profile is dominated by a central bluish hue, indicative of a younger stellar population or ongoing star formation. The light is not uniform; there appears to be some patchiness within the main body, suggesting either clumpy star formation regions or dust obscuration. The overall appearance is somewhat diffuse, lacking the distinct spiral arms or a prominent bulge typically associated with more evolved systems. There are no obvious signs of a strong tidal interaction, though a small, somewhat diffuse object lies nearby. The overall impression is that of a galaxy undergoing relatively low star formation rates, transitioning from blue to red.
