The galaxy presents as a relatively small and faint system. It appears to be undergoing some form of interaction or disturbance, indicated by its irregular morphology. A slight bridge of light can be seen connecting two brighter sections of the galaxy. One is quite smooth and diffuse with a very light blue tinge. The other is smaller, more concentrated, and also has a slight blue tinge. It is difficult to discern a clear spiral structure or elliptical shape. The overall color suggests a population of younger stars, with a subtle hint of ongoing star formation. The galaxy's structure appears somewhat disrupted, possibly due to a minor merger or tidal interaction with another galaxy, or possibly a recent major merger where the two nuclei have now coalesced. The system exhibits signs that it might be in a transitional phase of morphological evolution.
