The galaxy presents a largely smooth morphology, indicative of an elliptical or lenticular type. It exhibits a centrally concentrated brightness profile with a diffuse halo. The overall color appears generally yellow/white, suggesting an older stellar population dominated by redder stars with lower star formation activity. There is a hint of a faint disk-like structure, but it is not well defined, and is quite disturbed, showing irregularities in the outer regions. There may be a minor merger or tidal interaction event affecting the galaxy's structure, supported by the asymmetrical distribution of light in the halo region, showing some features outside of the main body of the galaxy. The presence of a faint blue patch to one side of the galaxy indicates some ongoing, though limited, star formation activity in this area. The galaxy does not present a high degree of rotational support based on its color and lack of defined spiral arms.
