The galaxy presents as a grand design spiral galaxy, observed at a redshift indicating an intermediate distance. It exhibits a prominent, moderately sized central bulge, with a disk that is viewed at a slight angle relative to face-on. Two distinct spiral arms emanate from the central region, displaying a medium degree of winding. Patches of bluer light suggest active star formation regions within the arms, contrasting with the yellower light dominating the bulge. There is no apparent bar structure. The galaxy appears relatively isolated with no signs of a major merger. The general morphology suggests an intermediate stage of spiral galaxy evolution.
