The galaxy presents as an elliptical or lenticular system, characterized by a generally smooth and diffuse light profile. There is a central, bright concentration of light, indicative of a substantial galactic nucleus. Surrounding this core is a more extended, yet still relatively uniform, halo or bulge component. While the galaxy exhibits a primarily smooth appearance, there are subtle indications of features, such as slight irregularities in the light distribution and a hint of a disk-like structure, suggesting a more complex morphology.

A smaller, secondary object is positioned nearby, to the left of the main galaxy body. This object shows a roughly spherical shape.
