The galaxy presents as a relatively compact object with a centrally concentrated light profile. There appears to be a smooth, diffuse component extending outward from the bright core. While the core is somewhat spheroid, the overall shape deviates slightly from perfect ellipticity, hinting at some mild structural disturbance or asymmetry. The galaxy exhibits a blue-white color, possibly indicating recent or ongoing star formation activity, especially towards the core. There are no prominent spiral arm structures, bars, or rings visible. Subtle irregular features can be observed which could be indicative of a minor merger or tidal interaction. Overall, it appears to be an evolved system with some signs of more recent activity.
