The academic book "The Model Between Art and Science" by Reinhard Wendler offers an in-depth analysis of the role of models in the processes of thinking and acting. It highlights how models influence not only conscious aspects of representation but also unconscious factors that are often overlooked. Wendler argues that the interactions between art, science, technology, and culture are more complex than traditional model-theoretical approaches suggest. Through examples, he demonstrates how these dynamics unfold in a historical context and what significance they hold for the development of ideas and practices. The book is an invitation to rethink the boundaries between disciplines and to explore the diverse possibilities of modeling.