The galaxy presents as a somewhat smooth, elliptical structure. The core exhibits a bright, concentrated luminosity, suggesting a dense stellar population and possibly an active galactic nucleus. The color gradient shifts from a yellow-white center to more reddish hues in the outer regions. This color shift indicates a potential change in stellar populations, with the central region possibly dominated by older, redder stars. While the main body is smooth, there is a hint of asymmetry in the outer regions with a very subtle, slight disturbance visible. This could be the result of a minor gravitational interaction. No distinct spiral arms or prominent dust lanes are visible. The galaxy has a compact size, appearing relatively small for a galaxy at its redshift, suggesting it might be a dwarf elliptical or a compact elliptical galaxy. 
