Adrien Bisson is a fine art photographer based in Lowell, Massachusetts. His work explores the places where people live and work, and the endeavors that make them who they are. Adrien has exhibited his work in solo and two-person shows at the Arts League of Lowell Gallery, the Whistler Museum, the Loading Dock Gallery (Lowell, MA), and the Parish Center for the Arts (Westford, MA). Additionally, his photographs have been published in Shots Magazine, and juried into shows at the Griffin Museum of Photography (Winchester, MA), the Plymouth Center for the Arts (Plymouth, MA), the Black Box Gallery (Portland, OR), and the Curated Fridge (Somerville, MA).

Adrien became interested in photography as a teenager but decided to follow his other passion, music, earning his Bachelor of Music from Boston's Berklee College of Music. He later spent over two decades as a software developer before returning to photography, doing commercial and editorial work. For the past six years he has concentrated exclusively on fine art photography. In 2023, he self-published his first handmade book of stories and photographs, The lawn was like a hay field, followed by a solo show of the work in Lowell.