Gerald Scarfe is a British caricaturist and animator known for vicious political cartoons in Private Eye and The Sunday Times, and for the landmark animation sequences in 'Pink Floyd: The Wall'.
Scarfe's animation for 'The Wall' — hammers marching, bodies fed into meat grinders, copulating flowers — created the visual language of psychic horror that Nolan absorbed as a template for externalizing unconscious content in 'Inception'.
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