The galaxy presents as an elongated structure with a generally smooth appearance. A central, concentrated region of light is visible, appearing somewhat spheroidal and displaying a yellowish-orange hue. Extending outwards from this central region are fainter, diffuse arms or tidal tails that appear to be stretched in one direction. One tidal tail is blue in color while the other is red. Given the structure, it's likely the galaxy has experienced, or is currently undergoing, some form of interaction or disturbance which may be from a recent tidal disruption event. The red tidal tail has an interesting red mass on the end of it, it is most likely a star forming area, but could be a foreground object. The galaxy is relatively bright and well-defined, suggesting it is actively forming stars.
