The galaxy presents as a centrally concentrated object with a relatively smooth and diffuse morphology. Its color appears to be a blend of blue and green hues near the core, gradually transitioning to a more reddish outer region. The galaxy appears to be generally elliptical or spheroid in shape, with an aspect ratio that suggests it is viewed close to edge-on. There is no clearly discernible spiral structure or prominent disk. The smoothness of the galaxy suggests that it is an early-type galaxy, possibly an elliptical or lenticular galaxy. The limited color variation indicates a relatively homogenous stellar population. The colors of the light produced by the galaxy suggest it hosts star forming regions. There are no obvious signs of tidal features or disturbances, suggesting the galaxy is relatively isolated and has not undergone any recent major mergers or interactions.
