The galaxy appears as a generally smooth, elliptical-like object. It presents with a concentrated central bulge, appearing a yellowish-white hue. The outer regions exhibit a more diffuse and bluish glow. The overall shape appears relatively undisturbed, without prominent tidal features or strong asymmetries. Some slight internal structure hints at a possible disk component, but the smoothness suggests it is dominated by a spheroidal component. There is a slight indication of ongoing or recent star formation activity, as evidenced by the bluish hue in the outer regions, albeit at a low rate. The galaxy's light profile seems to gradually fade from the core, indicating a smooth distribution of stars.
