The galaxy presents as an elongated structure with a noticeable blue tint, possibly indicative of active star formation regions. The central area appears brighter and more concentrated, showing a gradual transition to a less luminous outer region. The overall shape suggests a disk-like morphology that is viewed at an angle, with a prominent central bulge. Evidence of disturbances or tidal features seems present, particularly near the upper part of the galaxy, exhibiting a disturbed or irregular structure. The galaxy exhibits a predominantly smooth texture, with only subtle hints of finer details or distinct spiral arms. The structure isn't perfectly smooth, and it is somewhere between a disk and a spheroid. The appearance is consistent with a relatively low mass and low star formation rate galaxy.
