The galaxy appears as a moderately sized, somewhat elliptical object. There is a very bright, concentrated central bulge. Extending outward from the bulge is what seems to be a diffuse disk. The disk has a slightly irregular shape with hints of possible tidal features or distortions on its edges. These asymmetries could point to minor gravitational interactions. In the outer regions of the galaxy, there is a noticeable faint blue color, which could be indicative of younger, hotter stars. The overall color gradient suggests the presence of ongoing or recent star formation. The disk and bulge show a smooth appearance; there is no clear indication of prominent spiral arms.
