The galaxy presents as a relatively small, moderately bright object. The morphology appears somewhat amorphous. The galaxy exhibits a primarily smooth structure. There are minimal indications of a disk-like structure or spiral arms; rather, the light is diffuse and centrally concentrated. There are no prominent tidal tails or bridges suggestive of a recent major merger event. The light is primarily concentrated to a small area in the center. There may be a slight asymmetry in the light distribution of the central region, but no obvious signs of disturbance. The light appears more concentrated towards the blue end of the spectrum, with a fainter presence in the redder bands. 
