The galaxy presents as a lenticular-like morphology, appearing largely smooth and featureless. The primary body of the galaxy is elliptical in shape, elongated rather than perfectly circular. There appears to be a higher concentration of light toward the center, hinting at the presence of a bulge. The color profile is generally uniform, showing primarily a blueish-white hue, with subtle variations across the galaxy's body. There may be an indication of ongoing, low-level star formation within the galaxy, but with no distinct spiral arms or intense star-forming regions. There is also some indication of minor tidal disturbances, but the main body of the galaxy is largely undisturbed and well-defined.
