The galaxy presents as a somewhat elliptical, lenticular structure, with a relatively smooth, featureless appearance overall. A bright central bulge is visible, indicating a concentration of older stars. The overall color appears to be slightly blue-ish, suggesting some presence of younger stars and ongoing star formation, although this is not strongly pronounced. The shape is elongated, not quite cigar-shaped, but noticeably deviating from a perfectly circular profile. There are subtle indications of potential minor disturbances in the outer regions, though the galaxy is predominantly intact and does not show any major disruption such as tidal tails or significant morphological asymmetry. The size is small, corresponding to an absolute magnitude that does not make it a dwarf galaxy, but not a large one either.
