The galaxy presents a generally smooth morphology, exhibiting characteristics of both elliptical and early spiral galaxies. The central bulge appears prominent, displaying a concentrated region of relatively uniform yellow-white light. Some irregular light is visible surrounding the central region in a disk-like structure. It has a slightly rounded appearance, showing some deviation from a perfect circular shape. Irregular light distribution suggests it may be undergoing minor interactions or disturbances with neighboring galaxies. Star formation appears to be ongoing within the galaxy, although at a moderate rate, given the distribution of light from newly formed stars and dust, visible as the blue areas throughout the disc. Overall, the galaxy presents a complex structure, hinting at a history of interactions and ongoing star formation within its disk.
