The galaxy presents as a centrally concentrated object with a generally smooth appearance. Its morphology appears largely elliptical, exhibiting a round shape, though not perfectly spherical. There is a central bulge, possibly a supermassive black hole, that is exhibiting a yellow color, which typically indicates an older stellar population. The light from the bulge area is brighter than the other portions of the galaxy. Moving outward from the core, there's a subtle gradient in color, transitioning to a blueish hue in the outer regions, which may suggest younger stars. There are some slight disturbances in the galaxy with some suggestions of minor interactions.

Based on the galaxy's estimated redshift, we infer that it is located at a significant cosmological distance.
