The galaxy presents as a single, relatively smooth and rounded object. There is a concentrated central region, appearing brighter than the surrounding area. The light distribution suggests a spheroidal morphology, with a gradual decline in luminosity outwards from the core. There are no distinct spiral arms or prominent features characteristic of disk galaxies. Faint irregularities and subtle color variations exist in the outer regions. The color distribution is slightly bluer on the outer edges. The smooth appearance suggests that this is most likely an elliptical or lenticular galaxy, with little recent merger activity, although some slight disturbances may be present.
