Giorgio de Chirico
Magic Realism, also sometimes called fantastic realism, is a genre that blends realistic depictions of the everyday world with elements of fantasy, myth, or the surreal.
It's not merely about adding monsters or fantastical creatures into a realistic scene.
It's more nuanced than that. It's about portraying the ordinary with an air of mystery, strangeness, and sometimes a subtle political or social commentary.
The "magic" isn't explicitly explained; it's accepted as part of the natural order within the artwork's world.
