The galaxy appears to be elliptical in nature. Its overall color is yellowish, with a central bright region indicating a concentrated core or nucleus. There's no clear evidence of spiral arms or a disk structure; rather, light appears uniformly distributed, fading towards the edges of the galactic halo. The galaxy has a smooth appearance, suggesting that it has undergone major mergers in its past, causing it to now possess a symmetrical shape. There is very slight evidence of tidal disruptions, suggesting some sort of interaction or merger in the past. This disturbance is relatively small, and does not interrupt the overall shape and symmetry of the galaxy. There is no clear evidence of dust lanes or other prominent features often associated with younger, actively star-forming galaxies. The galaxy exhibits a compact, rounded profile.
