The galaxy presents a relatively smooth, albeit slightly disturbed, morphology. It displays a prominent central bulge, with a luminous green hue, possibly indicating a region of ionized gas and active star formation. The overall shape leans towards an elliptical form, appearing somewhat elongated rather than perfectly spherical. There is evidence of tidal disturbances or interactions, suggested by the slight asymmetry in the outer regions. The galaxy appears moderately massive, based on its luminosity and size, with an estimated diameter on the order of several kiloparsecs. While the overall color is yellowish-green, the presence of distinct blue tinges indicates ongoing star formation activity. The lack of defined spiral arms and the dominant smooth component classifies it as likely an early-type or lenticular galaxy undergoing some form of interaction or disturbance.
