The galaxy presents as a faint, blue-tinged elongated structure. There appears to be a central, somewhat amorphous, brighter region, exhibiting a diffuse, unresolved morphology. From this central area, a fainter extension emanates, seemingly indicating a tail-like structure. The overall appearance suggests a galaxy undergoing some form of disturbance, with a possible indication of tidal features. The blue color implies the presence of a population of young, hot stars, possibly resulting from recent or ongoing star formation. The structure is not that of a classical spiral or elliptical galaxy, implying a possible irregular shape or interaction with another galaxy. There are no well defined spiral arms, but the blue color appears to extend more towards the tip of the "tail." The luminosity of the galaxy is relatively low and the size is small, suggesting this is a smaller dwarf galaxy.
