The galaxy presents a smooth, largely featureless appearance, suggesting a dominant spheroid component. There are two primary, nearly spherical concentrations of light, the brighter of which is located towards the bottom and the dimmer of which is located toward the top. The orange-shifted color indicates a population of older stars, consistent with a low star formation rate. The galaxy appears relatively undisturbed, though the presence of two centers of density may imply either a recent or ongoing minor merger event. The object's shape is generally round with some degree of ellipticity. Overall, the galaxy appears to be a massive, evolved system with possible past or current interactions.
