The galaxy presents as a lenticular or early-type spiral, showing a smooth, elliptical light distribution with a noticeable central bulge. The galaxy's disk is visible, oriented at an inclined angle relative to our line of sight. The light is more concentrated toward the center. There is a gradient in color from the center of the galaxy to the outer edges. The inner region exhibits a bright, bluish-white hue, whereas the outer regions appear fainter and exhibit a slight shift towards redder tones. Overall, there is no apparent star formation or active galactic nuclei features. There might be minor disturbances in the morphology.