The galaxy presents as a somewhat diffuse object with a moderate level of internal structure. It appears to lack a well-defined central bulge or nucleus. The primary body of the galaxy exhibits an irregular morphology. One notable feature is a plume-like extension emanating from the main galactic body. This extension is fainter and more diffuse than the central region of the galaxy. There is some color variation across the galaxy, with hints of bluer regions intermixed with redder areas, potentially indicating regions of recent or ongoing star formation alongside older stellar populations.
