The galaxy presents as a compact object with an approximate radius of 6 arcseconds. It exhibits a generally smooth morphology, characterized by a bright central region indicative of a substantial bulge. There is a suggestion of some disturbance, perhaps from a minor merger, causing some asymmetry in the light distribution. The overall color appears reddish, implying an older stellar population and/or significant dust obscuration. Faint, diffuse extensions are visible emanating from the central body, contributing to a somewhat irregular shape. These extensions could be tidal features resulting from the previously mentioned merger event, or be diffuse outer parts of the galaxy. There appears to be a blue core region, implying a potential central active nucleus and star formation. The overall light is dominated by the redder extended halo.
