The galaxy presents a complex morphology, appearing as a somewhat compact object. There is a brighter, more condensed central region of intermediate size and a fainter, diffuse halo extending outwards. The color distribution indicates a generally blue hue, suggestive of ongoing or recent star formation, particularly within the central region. Based on the asymmetry observed, there may be some level of tidal interaction occurring or some form of disturbance to the main galactic structure. There does not appear to be any prominent spiral arm structure. The overall shape could be classified as "in between round" and "cigar shaped." There does not seem to be a major merger occurring with another galaxy, but the possibility of minor disturbances is possible.
