The galaxy presents as a somewhat compact object with an apparent size that indicates it is relatively small. The central region exhibits a bright, concentrated core with a distinctly blue hue, suggesting the presence of a younger stellar population and/or active star formation.

Moving outward from the core, the galaxy displays a fainter, more diffuse halo. A faint, asymmetrical feature is visible on one side of the galaxy, appearing as a slight extension or distortion of the halo. This may be evidence of a minor gravitational interaction or past merger event that has disturbed the overall morphology. Given the blue color of the core and the disturbed halo, it's plausible that this galaxy is experiencing enhanced star formation activity, possibly triggered by a merger event.
