The galaxy presents as a diffuse, somewhat amorphous structure. There is a noticeable central concentration of light, appearing as a bright, slightly elongated core. Surrounding this core is a less concentrated, more dispersed region. The overall color of the central region appears to be a mix of yellow and white.

Extending outwards from the central region, there are hints of bluer color tones, which are mostly faint and somewhat irregular. These bluer areas seem to be structured in patches rather than well-defined spiral arms or a continuous disk. No clear spiral structure is visible, although there is a slightly flattened profile that may indicate the presence of a disk. Overall, the galaxy seems to be transitioning in its morphological type, showing characteristics of both elliptical and spiral galaxies, or perhaps it is simply an irregular galaxy with a significant central bulge.
