The galaxy appears as a moderately luminous, bluish-white, centrally concentrated object. It exhibits a generally smooth morphology with a centrally concentrated bulge, with a slight hint of a disk. The primary color seems to be a blend of blue-white transitioning towards the central bulge, with a hint of redder colors in the outskirts. There is no apparent strong spiral structure or other obvious features of active star formation. The color profile suggests a relatively low recent star formation rate. There appears to be no major morphological disturbance, suggesting minimal tidal interactions or ongoing mergers. The light distribution is mostly concentrated towards the center with a fairly steep gradient, fading gradually in its outer reaches.
