The galaxy presents as two distinct objects in close proximity, exhibiting different morphological characteristics. The dominant object appears to be a luminous, elliptical galaxy with a smooth, featureless profile. Its color is predominantly yellow, indicative of an older stellar population with lower levels of ongoing star formation.

Spatially offset from the elliptical galaxy is a second, smaller object. This object displays a disk-like structure with a slightly bluer hue, potentially suggesting the presence of younger, hotter stars and active star formation. Some irregularity is visible in the disk, indicating possible ongoing interactions with other objects.

Based on its smooth appearance, and lack of spiral arms, the primary object seems to be classified as an elliptical galaxy.
