Professor Lattu earned his BFA in 1993 from the Corcoran School of Art in Washington, D.C. and his MFA from UCLA in 1998. He is an artist living in Los Angeles who makes work in various media dealing with issues of representation. Working primarily with the tools of photography and digital imaging, Lattu's work strives to allow implicit characteristics of the subject chosen to determine the methodology of its representation. This results in works that question the assumptions that accompany the dominant modes of modernist representation: photography, cinema, painting, and the readymade.

Recent solo exhibitions have been held at Leo Koenig, Inc., New York, and Monte Clark Gallery, Vancouver, and Vacio 9, Madrid. He was the subject of a survey exhibition held at the Kunstverein at Bielefeld, Germany in October of 2007. Lattu is the author of two books, Brandon Lattu Selected Works 1996-2002 (2004), and Office Gray Case (2007).