The galaxy presents as a relatively smooth, elliptical-like structure. It appears as a single, central object without discernible spiral arms or a prominent disk. The color profile is predominantly yellow and orange, suggesting an older stellar population with a low rate of current star formation. There are three distinct, slightly brighter cores visible within the galaxy, the brightest being located centrally. These cores are roughly circular, with decreasing brightness as you move away from the central bright core.
