The galaxy exhibits a prominent central bulge with a smooth appearance, slightly elongated in shape, approximately cigar-shaped. The main body of the galaxy appears largely undisturbed, with a relatively regular structure. The overall color suggests moderate star formation activity. A faint tidal tail or streamer extending from the galaxy suggests a possible past interaction or merger event. This feature displays a bluer color, indicative of younger stars, or gas. The galaxy appears to be an isolated system, showing no signs of ongoing major mergers or significant interactions with other nearby galaxies. The smooth appearance and the bulge suggest a transitionary state, possibly evolving from a spiral to an elliptical morphology.
