The galaxy presents as a lenticular, cigar-shaped form, elongated along its major axis. The primary body of the galaxy exhibits a smooth, concentrated central bulge, which appears nearly featureless in this observation. A faint disk component is observed, though it is also relatively smooth and displays no prominent spiral arm structures or dust lane features. The color gradient transitions from a slightly bluer hue at the outer regions of the disk to a redder tint toward the central bulge. There is a distinct red structure visible on the right side of the galaxy, possibly a region of intense star formation or an unrelated background object, but it appears to be interacting with the galaxy itself. Overall, the galaxy appears quiescent, with a likely low rate of ongoing star formation.
