The galaxy presents as a singular, luminous object, appearing largely smooth and centrally concentrated. The color profile suggests a relatively even distribution of light with hints of bluer tones toward the central region, transitioning to slightly redder hues in the outer fringes. There is minimal evidence of distinct spiral arms or a pronounced disk structure. The overall morphology leans toward an elliptical or lenticular classification given its smooth appearance and lack of prominent features. There's no clear indication of ongoing major mergers or significant tidal disturbances. The shape appears generally rounded but not perfectly spherical. There seems to be some active star formation, mostly located in the center.
