The galaxy presents as a singular object, though with a disturbed morphology possibly indicative of an ongoing or recent interaction. The primary body of the galaxy exhibits a generally ellipsoidal shape, appearing moderately round in projection. Light distribution suggests a high degree of central concentration, possibly containing a bright active galactic nucleus. The galaxy's color is predominantly reddish-yellow, implying a population of older stars and possibly a dusty interstellar medium. Some faint extensions or tidal features are barely discernable, hinting at gravitational interaction with another galaxy. There is a secondary, less prominent concentration of light that may be a satellite galaxy. This secondary concentration is slightly more blue in color. The general appearance suggest a mature galaxy, possibly a large elliptical with hints of past or ongoing dynamical activity.
