The galaxy presents as a moderately inclined, elongated system. Its overall color is predominantly blue, with a notable concentration of brighter, bluer light towards the center. This central region exhibits a smoother texture, suggesting a higher density of older stellar populations or a possible bulge. The outer regions of the galaxy display a slightly more irregular and clumpy texture. This suggests the presence of ongoing star formation within distinct regions. The galaxy is not particularly well defined. Its boundaries seem to fade away, indicating that there is a diffuse stellar halo surrounding the main galactic body. There is also a small, faint blue object visible near one end of the galaxy, but its association with the system is uncertain. The galaxy does not appear to be undergoing any major interactions or disturbances based on its structure.
