The galaxy presents as a relatively compact object with a defined, though somewhat irregular, elliptical morphology. A bright, concentrated core region is visually prominent. The inner region of the galaxy displays a cyan color, suggesting the presence of some ongoing star formation. A somewhat less bright halo surrounds the core. The galaxy does not appear to have obvious spiral arm structures. A distinct color gradient is observed from the central core outwards, with a transition towards a bluer hue in the outer regions. No major signs of tidal tails or strong gravitational disturbances are immediately apparent, but there are subtle irregularities in the outer region. These irregularities may hint at minor past interactions. The galaxy appears to have a relatively smooth overall structure, though the color variations suggest underlying complexity.
