The galaxy presents as a single, somewhat spheroidal object with a smooth, diffuse light profile. Its color appears to be generally yellow-orange, suggesting a population dominated by older stars and a relative lack of ongoing star formation. The galaxy appears quite round in shape, with little to no visible disk structure or spiral arms. There is no evidence of a significant central bulge or a bright, point-like active galactic nucleus. There is only one clear object, suggesting that this is not an ongoing merger or collision, though the galaxy's shape may be slightly disturbed. No apparent dust lanes or tidal features are observed. Overall, the galaxy presents as a relatively evolved, passively evolving system.
