The galaxy presents as a slightly irregular, disk-like structure. A subtle central bulge is visible, exhibiting a yellowish hue, suggestive of an older stellar population. Extending from this central region are faint, loosely defined spiral arms. These arms appear somewhat patchy and lack distinct, sharp boundaries, possibly indicating ongoing or recent star formation. The overall color of the galaxy is predominantly yellow-orange, with hints of blue in the outer regions, which is consistent with it currently forming stars at a moderate rate. The disk displays some level of disturbance or asymmetry, possibly due to gravitational interaction. Evident tidal features are not apparent.
