The galaxy presents a somewhat smooth, but not perfectly regular, appearance. It has a centrally concentrated region with a faint, diffused distribution of light extending outwards. The primary light distribution displays a shape somewhere between a disk and an elliptical. There is some evidence of a potential tidal feature or minor disturbance, perhaps indicative of a past or ongoing interaction with a smaller system. In the center there is a region of blue light indicating the presence of relatively young stars or a weak active galactic nucleus. Overall, this galaxy appears to be in a relatively quiescent state, with a low but non-negligible rate of star formation.
