The galaxy presents as a relatively compact object with a generally smooth morphology. It appears to consist of two distinct components: a dominant, centrally located core exhibiting a yellowish-white hue, and a smaller, more diffuse region directly adjacent to it, displaying a reddish-orange color. The galaxy is not perfectly spherical.

Based on the reddish color, the smaller region may indicate the presence of a population of older stars, or significant dust obscuration. There is some visual evidence of an ongoing or past merger event, with a disturbance.
