The galaxy appears as a relatively smooth, centrally concentrated object. It is generally round in shape, displaying a radial color gradient. The central region presents a bluish-white hue suggesting the presence of a population of hot, young stars. The light fades towards the outer edges of the galaxy giving off an appearance of older stars. There is a slight asymmetry noticeable in the lower part of the galaxy, perhaps a minor disruption or the beginning stages of a merger or tidal interaction, with a small amount of yellow light in this region. Overall, the galaxy has a soft, diffuse appearance, lacking defined spiral arms or a prominent bar structure.
