The galaxy exhibits a complex morphology. There is a central, relatively compact region that appears brighter and somewhat pinkish in color. Surrounding this central region is a fainter, more diffuse component that appears bluish-green. The overall shape is irregular, with hints of a possible disrupted structure. There is a subtle extension or arm-like feature, indicating a minor gravitational disturbance. The colors suggest that the central region may contain a population of older stars, while the outer regions might have ongoing star formation, giving it a blue hue.
