The galaxy presents as a diffuse, somewhat asymmetric object. The central region displays a moderate concentration of light. No distinct nucleus is readily apparent. The overall color of the galaxy trends towards the blue end of the spectrum in the central regions, and shifts to the green spectrum near the edges of the galaxy. This may suggest different stellar populations or varying dust content across the galaxy's structure. The galaxy exhibits subtle features suggestive of spiral arms or disk-like structures but these are not sharply defined. There are several diffuse patches of slightly higher intensity that may indicate star forming regions. The galaxy also exhibits faint, extended tidal features, possibly indicating it is undergoing or has recently experienced a minor merger or interaction. Overall, the morphology of this galaxy suggests a system with a mix of features possibly indicative of disturbance or ongoing evolutionary processes. Further data may be needed to ascertain more detailed characteristics, however, at first glance, the system exhibits evidence of galactic interactions.
