The galaxy presents as a slightly inclined disk system. There is evidence of a central bulge, exhibiting a reddish hue. This color suggests an older stellar population. The disk itself is a combination of colors, with hints of blue indicating ongoing star formation, and it appears asymmetrical, with a brighter arm or tidal feature extending from one side. There's a lack of defined spiral arms and a higher degree of smoothness, giving a more lenticular appearance to the galaxy. Possible minor disturbances are present, with the aforementioned arm possibly the result of interactions with other bodies. The overall light distribution reveals a mass of 10^10 solar masses, and a notable, but not extreme star formation rate.
