The galaxy appears as a faint, elongated object, presenting an edge-on morphology relative to our line of sight. A central bulge, slightly brighter and more diffuse than the disk, is discernible, exhibiting a moderately rounded shape. The disk component, although faint, shows a relatively smooth texture with minimal indication of spiral arm structures. There's no evidence of any active galactic nuclei or significant star formation regions within the galaxy's visible structure.
