The theory of Thomas Khun describes the science like imagines of the world that there are into continuous transformation, but into a unitary vision. This theory is the start point for the interpretation of the science representation that it shows in this paper. We consider every scientific paradigm like imagine of world, sum of independent imagines developed by theories and scientific laws. In this context we develop a new method of represent the scientific method using a matrix. We call this, matrix of imagine, and it is composed by independent imagines whose was in interrelation conform Gestald principle. Because science is considering in unity, it can be present like a two- dimensional matrix. Every science has a two-dimensional matrix correspondent for her paradigm. This kind of representation is typical for the first years of modernity, when the science was a mathesis universalis, but in contemporary when every science has herself paradigm the representation can be change. In the vision of trans-curricular unity the matrix is three-dimensional and the relationship between all imagines is necessary to respect the Gestald principle too. In conclusion, the possibilities of representing unity of science theories are different: for reductionism, the representation is two-dimensional, and for trans-disciplinarity is three-dimensional.