The galaxy presents as a moderately luminous, elliptical or lenticular structure at a redshift of approximately 0.125. It exhibits a centrally concentrated morphology with a smooth light distribution, showing little to no evidence of spiral arms or distinct features suggestive of active star formation in those regions. The overall color appears somewhat red, indicating a relatively older stellar population. There is a slight elongation, deviating from a perfectly circular shape, tending towards an intermediate roundness. No major mergers or significant disturbances are apparent. Faint blue hues can be seen in the center, potentially indicating a more recent burst of star formation or a slightly younger stellar population in the core. Overall, the galaxy exhibits a general smoothness, characteristic of an evolved system.
