The galaxy presents as an approximately elliptical, unresolved structure with a bright, concentrated core. There is a suggestion of a surrounding disk-like component, but it is poorly defined and largely indistinct from the background sky. Irregularities in the outer regions are present. There is a non-uniform color distribution, with the central region appearing significantly brighter and white while the outer areas display a greenish-blue hue. The overall morphology appears to be consistent with an intermediate galaxy type, perhaps undergoing some form of tidal distortion. There is no clear evidence of spiral arm structure, and no significant dust lanes are apparent. The estimated size of the galaxy is relatively small. There are no other obvious neighboring galaxies interacting or merging with the galaxy.
