The galaxy appears as a centrally concentrated object with a fuzzy, irregular shape. The core exhibits a bright, saturated glow, possibly indicating an active galactic nucleus or a region of intense star formation. Surrounding this core is an extended halo or disk that is less uniformly distributed, showing clumpy structures of varying brightness and color. The primary color is a muted blue-green, suggesting the presence of young stars and ionized gas, though the color balance indicates older stellar populations as well. There's a slight asymmetry to the galaxy's overall shape, with extensions or tidal features that could be evidence of past gravitational interactions. The edge of the disk is ill-defined, gradually fading into the background, implying a low surface brightness in the outer regions. There are also redder features, located in the outskirts of the galaxy. The overall structure seems to be more amorphous than a classic spiral or elliptical.
