The galaxy presents as a somewhat elongated, lenticular structure at a redshift of approximately 0.23. Its light profile is generally smooth, with a slight elongation that suggests a shape somewhere between round and cigar-shaped. There is no clear evidence of a spiral arm structure or active star formation regions visible in this image, consistent with a more evolved stellar population. A small portion appears to be disturbed, as there is a slight asymmetry to one side. There may be a minor interaction or recent merger event. The galaxy's color indices indicate a relatively red appearance, characteristic of galaxies with older stellar populations that lack significant recent star formation. Its overall morphology suggests it is an intermediate-mass system with a largely quiescent state, though perhaps exhibiting minor tidal features indicative of past or ongoing interactions.
