The galaxy presents as two distinct components, one appearing as a relatively smooth, spheroidal object and the other as a flattened disk. The spheroidal component exhibits a bright, concentrated core with a gradual decrease in surface brightness outward. Its color appears generally blue. The disk component, oriented edge-on from our point of view, is more diffuse, its color is also blue. There is also a hint of red in the same location. The system shows slight evidence of tidal disruption or interaction, as the spheroid shows some disturbances from its overall regular shape. Based on its color, the system likely has ongoing star formation. 
