Charbonneau explores the depths of American culture through his subtle and meticulously crafted "trompe-l’oeil" cast-resin, polychrome bronze, and hammered metal sculptures. His work navigates the overlooked realms of everyday consumer objects—folding chairs, card tables, air fresheners—elevating them to subjects of renewed consideration. Eschewing readymade objects, Charbonneau reconstructs his factory-made subjects by hand, with a level of care and attentiveness that elevates them beyond utility.