The galaxy presents a complex morphological structure. It is dominated by a prominent, seemingly spheroidal component exhibiting a smooth light distribution with a yellow-red hue, indicative of an older stellar population. To the left, a less defined, elongated structure appears connected to the main body. This secondary component displays a bluer color, suggesting the presence of younger, hotter stars. The overall shape of the galaxy deviates from a perfect sphere, leaning towards an elliptical form with a somewhat cigar-like appearance. There appears to be a faint tidal feature to the left, suggesting the possibility of past or ongoing interaction with another galaxy. Overall, the galaxy's light is in the range of approximately 17-19 magnitudes, as seen from Earth.
