The galaxy presents as a compact object with a relatively smooth overall appearance, though with some indication of non-uniform internal structure. The central region exhibits a concentrated bright core. There is a suggestion of a faint, diffuse extension or halo surrounding this core. In terms of color, the galaxy appears to have a bluer central region shifting toward a redder hue in the outer parts. There is some evidence of possible disturbance or interaction, hinted by the slight asymmetry in the faint outer extensions. Overall, a classification toward an early-type spiral or possibly a dwarf elliptical galaxy seems plausible.
