The galaxy appears as a relatively compact object with an overall elliptical morphology. There is a dominant central bulge that seems to be quite smooth and exhibits a yellow-orange color. Neighboring this central bulge are two other notable sections of the galaxy: One has a bright white color, and the other a redder tint. These are likely regions with varying stellar populations and dust content. The overall structure suggests a mature system, although some distortion may hint at possible past or ongoing interactions. There is a high probability of the galaxy being classified as smooth. There appears to be little to no indication of spiral arm structure or significant star formation.
