She spent her schooldays as an intern student in a Nunnery School. She is the daughter of the painter Andreas-Panagis Divaris and of Efrosini Divari. She studied: Painting, Sketching and Colour with her father Andreas Divaris, at the Athens Technological Institute (ATI) under professors such as the painters P. Zoumboulakis and D. Mytaras, the engravers T. Katsoulidis and P. Gravalos, and the sculptors G. Parmakelis and D. Georgiadis. – In New York in Alemizo Modern Art – in Christies studio with the Poet Titos Patrikios “Adventures and transformations of Writing”. In Academia of Personal Development “Success Dynamics”, and was taught sculpture at the Studio of Perantinos under professors, marble sculpture, Kostas Georgiou, mosaic, Aggelos Galanis and Jewlery, Nektarios Drougas She worked: In advertising – painted and designed books, covers and other prints – She created artistically calendars – Designed and painted boxes and fabrics – Designed jewelry and small artifacts. Furniture and practical objects – Created wooden sculptures. Traveled in cargo ships all over the world enriching her knowledge and her view, going on with her painting. She presented her painting in ports all over Europe, America and Africa. In Greece she has started exhibiting since 1994 and up to now she has had a lot of personal and group Exhibitions. Her paintings are found in public and private collections in Greece and abroad. She organizes the artistic decoration of interior and exterior spaces, illustrations in books and murals. She gives Artistic lessons in painting. She writes poetic reviews of painters, continuing painting and exhibiting. She is a member of the chamber of Artists in Greece. She has received honorary distinctions for the presence of her work in Shipping. Eva Divari became well-known with the work “WHIRLPOOL” for which the Historian and Art Critic Athina Schina gives the title “Movement, Flow and Radiation” where the painter, as she mentions, divides space in a cubist way, analyzes it and transforms it structurally, balancing on edge her theme in an orbit of circular course. Also the Art Historian Bia Papadopoulou mentions that the work of the artist, in spite of the intensely energetic atmosphere it emits, it preserves a romantic aspect as it emphasizes the wild game of man with the undisciplined and uncontrollable nature, celebrating at the same time the sense of freedom.
In her work “SHIPYARD” Eva Divari states a part of life and experience where we are surprised by the combination of a masculine strength with a feminine sensitivity full of colours and light! In this mature work, the Art Historian Leondios Petmezas gives the title “Imposing presence, Grandeur, Brilliance”. He excels the technique she follows, touching the supreme realistic depiction with expressionistic deviations and with her designing ability, the deep knowledge of her subject and her poetic view, the space of the shipyard and the port excite her thematically, experiencingly and finally artistically.