The galaxy presents as a central, concentrated bulge, exhibiting a smooth, yellowish-white hue. Emanating from this central region is a fainter, elongated feature exhibiting a reddish-orange color. This structure curves away from the main body, suggesting a possible tidal tail or disturbed morphology. The overall form of the galaxy deviates from a regular elliptical or spiral shape. There are no well-defined spiral arms visible, although there is a suggestion of a faint disk structure bisecting the galaxy. The color gradient from the core to the tail indicates a possible shift in stellar population or dust content.
