The galaxy presents as a relatively small, somewhat indistinct object. It exhibits a generally elliptical or spheroidal shape, with a high degree of central concentration. There is minimal evidence of spiral arm structure or a distinct disk component. The light distribution appears smooth, lacking prominent features such as dust lanes or bright star-forming regions. Its color is biased towards the redder end of the spectrum suggesting an older stellar population. There may be some signs of a central bulge component. Given the smooth appearance and lack of features, it is likely an early-type galaxy. There is no obvious presence of merging and signs of star formation are low.
