The galaxy appears as a singular, relatively compact object with a generally smooth morphology. It exhibits a moderate ellipticity, deviating slightly from a perfectly circular shape. There is no clear evidence of spiral arms or a distinct galactic disk. The luminosity appears fairly uniform across the galaxy's body, with no distinct central bulge or localized bright spots suggestive of active star formation regions. There is a slight indication of a more gradual tapering in brightness along the edges of the galaxy. The overall impression is that of an elliptical or lenticular galaxy, showing minimal signs of ongoing mergers or major disturbances.
