The galaxy presents as a relatively compact object with a smooth, lenticular morphology. Its overall color appears slightly blue-shifted, indicative of recent or ongoing star formation, particularly within the central region. There is evidence of interaction or a possible merger event with a smaller, more yellow-shifted object nearby, given the tidal distortions evident in the galaxy's morphology. The galaxy's low star formation rate suggests it may be transitioning from a star-forming spiral or irregular galaxy into a more quiescent state. The apparent shape is elongated, but not significantly cigar-shaped. The overall appearance suggests a system undergoing a minor disturbance or merger event, which contributes to its slightly irregular morphology.
