The galaxy presents as a moderately luminous, morphologically disturbed system. The main body appears largely spheroidal, exhibiting a smooth light distribution, with a hint of an elliptical shape. Its color is predominantly yellow. Possible interactions or minor disturbances are suggested by the slight asymmetry in the light distribution of the spheroidal component. The galaxy also contains a region with a blue color which is suggestive of a region of active star formation. A smaller, redder knot of light is also visible, indicating a possible region of older stellar populations or dust obscuration. Overall, the galaxy shows characteristics of a transitional system, potentially evolving from a more regular morphology due to internal processes or external interactions.
