Raphael Rogiński is a multifaceted artist known for his roles as a guitarist, composer, performer, improviser, culture animator, and musicologist. His education encompasses both jazz and classical music, alongside studies in musical theory and ethnomusicology.

From the outset of his artistic journey, Rogiński has concentrated on improvisation, drawing inspiration from blues and jazz, as well as ethnic and folk music. This fusion of influences defines his distinctive style in both composition and performance. With a profound connection to Jewish culture, he has made it a central theme in his work, leading to the creation of two notable projects: Shofar and Cukunft. Additionally, he serves as the art director for festivals that showcase new Jewish culture, including Tikkun, Varshe, and Mizrach, while also providing consultancy for projects featured at these events. His ties to Israeli culture are reflected in his band, Debka Rafiah, which performs early Israeli music.

Rogiński's inspirations also extend to the primitive music of America, encompassing blues and 1960s rock. Influenced by American experimental music figures such as Harry Patch and Henry Cowell, he formed the band Spinalonga. His exploration of primitive swing led to the establishment of Ectoplasma, which plays music reminiscent of Raymond Scott and early Mississippi big band orchestras. The band Wovoka emerged from his fascination with early blues recordings. Furthermore, his interest in European early music culminated in the album "Rogiński gra Bacha" (Rogiński Plays Bach), featuring a collection of Bach's works performed on prepared guitars.

Engaging with the international new jazz scene, Rogiński’s compositions, improvisations, and interpretations have been utilized as soundtracks for various artistic endeavors, including documentaries and animations (such as those by Man Ray and Viking Elling), live performances (e.g., J. Kalina), traditional and multimedia theater productions, and literature readings featuring authors like Tadeusz Różewicz and Mieczysław Myśliwski. Alongside the aforementioned bands, his current musical projects include Nefesh (Mediterranean music), Falashmura (Jewish African music), Sisters (with DJ Lenar), and solo performances.

Throughout his career, Rogiński has collaborated with a diverse array of artists, including Kazuchisa Uchihashi, Le Quan Ninh, Marc Ribot, Noel Akchote, Frederic Blondy, Keith Rowe, and many others.

He is an active participant in music workshops, competitions, and contemporary music festivals, including the Jewish Culture Festival in Cracow, Simcha in Wrocław, Four Cultures in Łódź, Ha Motiv Ha Jehudi in Warsaw, the Rainbow Coalition Festival in Hanover (USA), Warsaw Autumn, Gaudeamus Music Week in The Hague, the Boskovice Festival in the Czech Republic, Ars Electronica in Linz, G2 Music for Creative Chamber Orchestra, NuFolk in Gdańsk, and Fête de la Musique in Paris, among others.