The galaxy presents as a single object with a noticeable, though not extreme, disk-like morphology. One side appears more luminous and yellow-orange, which could indicate a more concentrated region of older stars or a more significant dust presence. The other side is slightly less luminous and has a blue-ish cast, which could indicate on going star formation. A single, redder bright spot appears near the end of the less luminous region. The smooth and elongated shape suggests a system that has undergone significant evolution, with relatively little evidence of ongoing major mergers or tidal disturbances despite the evidence of star formation. 
