The galaxy presents as a largely smooth, rounded object, indicating a likely elliptical morphology. There is some slight irregularity in the light distribution, suggesting a possible minor disturbance or interaction, though the overall structure appears relatively undisturbed. The color gradient shifts from a slightly bluer core to a redder outer halo. Given the redshift, this suggests a population of older stars dominating the outer regions. The intense blueness of the core might indicate the presence of a central active galactic nucleus (AGN) or a burst of recent star formation in the innermost regions of the galaxy.
